Man jailed for Listowel sex assault

A Limerick man has been sentenced to three years by Mr Justice Paul Carney for the sex assault of a woman after the Listowel Races.

Mon, 20 Feb, 2012 - 16:17

A Limerick man has been sentenced to three years by Mr Justice Paul Carney for the sex assault of a woman after the Listowel Races.

The victim awoke to find John Mulvihill (aged 27) sexually assaulting her. When she shouted at him to get off he told her she “seemed to be enjoying” herself.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Limerick Place: Markievicz Park Place: Athea Place: Listowel Person: Paul Carney Person: John Mulvihill Person: Mulvihill Person: Carney Person: Conor Devally SC Person: Anthony Sammon Event: Listowel Races Organisation: Central Criminal Court

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