Son of former TD Ivor Callely accused of firework attack in Copper Face Jacks

A son of former politician Ivor Callely is to stand trial accused of attacking a man with an ignited firework in Copper Face Jacks.

Son of former TD Ivor Callely accused of firework attack in Copper Face Jacks
Tue, 02 Jul, 2019 - 15:15
Tom Tuite

A son of former politician Ivor Callely is to stand trial accused of attacking a man with an ignited firework in Copper Face Jacks.

Oliver Callely, 27, with an address at Seamount Road, Malahide Dublin, was charged today and appeared before Judge Patricia Harney at Dublin District Court.

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