Man goes on trial for false imprisonment of woman in 2006

A woman was held prisoner as four masked men raided her Kildare home looking for money, it has been alleged at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2012 - 16:09

A woman was held prisoner as four masked men raided her Kildare home looking for money, it has been alleged at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Darren Doody (aged 42) of Oriel Street, Dublin 1 has pleaded not guilty to falsely imprisoning Ashling Heneghan at Rochford Park in Kill on October 29, 2006.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Kildare Place: Oriel Street, Dublin 1 Place: Rochford Park in Kill Place: Spain Person: Darren Doody Person: Ashling Heneghan Person: Heneghan Person: William Ward Person: Tara Burns BL Person: Burns Person: Patrick McCartan Organisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

<p>Sentencing was adjourned until October 8 for the judge to consider the ramifications of applying the Probation Act. Judge Hughes also asked prosecuting counsel John Griffin to provide clarity on that issue and how it would impact Garda vetting. File picture: Derick Hudson</p>

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