Court refuses bail to Monet damage rap man

A 47-year-old man accused of punching a hole in a valuable Monet oil-painting at the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin in June will deny criminal responsibility for the damage, a judge was told today.

Court refuses bail to Monet damage rap man
Wed, 01 Aug, 2012 - 18:50

A 47-year-old man accused of punching a hole in a valuable Monet oil-painting at the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin in June will deny criminal responsibility for the damage, a judge was told today.

Andrew Shannon of Willans Way, Ongar, Co Dublin is charged with criminal damage at the National Gallery of Ireland on June 29.

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