Eighteen months for man who broke into Alan Shatter's home

A father of two who broke into the Dublin home of justice minister Alan Shatter has been given an 18 months jail sentence.

Eighteen months for man who broke into Alan Shatter's home
Fri, 21 Jun, 2013 - 16:45

A father of two who broke into the Dublin home of justice minister Alan Shatter has been given an 18 months jail sentence.

Darragh Heavey of Moeran Road, Walkinstown, admitted the burglary at Delbrook Manor, Ballinteer on March 18, 2012.

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