Man broke bail terms during 10-day drinking binge

The High Court has heard a Dublin man charged because of a €600,000 armed cash in transit raid broke his bail terms when he started a 10-day drinking binge on St Patrick's Day.

Man broke bail terms during 10-day drinking binge
Thu, 21 Apr, 2011 - 13:51

The High Court has heard a Dublin man charged because of a €600,000 armed cash in transit raid broke his bail terms when he started a 10-day drinking binge on St Patrick's Day.

James Manning with an address at Hazelwood in Santry, is accused of robbery at Donaghmede Shopping Centre on March 26 2006.

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