Limerick man pleads guilty to violent disorder

A Limerick man, who was arrested along with seven other men following a Garda investigation into extortion, has pleaded guilty at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin to violent disorder.

Limerick man pleads guilty to violent disorder
Tue, 21 Dec, 2010 - 14:23

A Limerick man, who was arrested along with seven other men following a Garda investigation into extortion, has pleaded guilty at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin to violent disorder.

David Mc Cormack (aged 25) of Crecora Avenue, Ballinacurra Weston pleaded guilty today to causing a violent disorder at Sarsfield Avenue, Garryowen, Limerick on February 17 last.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: LimerickPlace: DublinPlace: Crecora Avenue, BallinacurraPlace: Sarsfield AvenuePlace: GarryowenPlace: Hyde AvenuePlace: BallinacurraPlace: McNamara TerracePlace: Wolfe Tone StPlace: Hyde Avenue, Ballinacurra WestonPlace: Crecora AvenuePlace: John Carew ParkPlace: Milk MarketPlace: GlenviewPlace: BallyneetyPlace: Talbot Avenue,Place: ProspectPerson: David Mc CormackPerson: WestonPerson: Ger DundonPerson: Christopher McCormackPerson: Gareth Collins KeoghPerson: Jimmy CollinsPerson: Mark HeffernanPerson: Christopher McCarthyPerson: Michael BridgemanPerson: Patrick PickfordEvent: New YearOrganisation: GardaOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: DPP
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