Man convicted of falsely imprisoning woman in home

A man has been convicted at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of holding a woman prisoner while her Kildare home was ransacked for money.

Fri, 24 Feb, 2012 - 16:13

A man has been convicted at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of holding a woman prisoner while her Kildare home was ransacked for money.

Darren Doody (aged 42) of Oriel Street, Dublin 1 had 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: Rochford Park in Kill Place: Spain Place: M50 Place: Dublin Person: Darren Doody Person: Ashling Heneghan Person: Doody Person: Patrick McCartan Person: Heneghan Person: William Ward Person: Tara Burns BL Person: Burns Person: Cormac Brennan Person: Ward Organisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court Organisation: BMW

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