Drunk man wearing only shorts was 'roaring and screeching' at West Cork landlord

The man's landlord said Mr Galvin was "saying he would do every sort of thing" in the 30-minute incident

Judge McNulty fined Mr Galvin €200 on the public intoxication charge and another €400 on the public order charge and sentenced him to 60 days in prison on the trespass charge, suspended for 12 months on certain conditions, including that he keep the peace with regard to Mr Collins and his family and that he leave his current residence within the next six months. File photo: iStock

A man wearing just a pair of shorts when he was arrested after a sustained period of roaring abuse at his landlord has been given up to six months to leave the property after being sentenced for his behaviour in the incident.

Conor Galvin, of the Old Farm House, Ballyporeen in Rossbarbery, West Cork, pleaded not guilty to a public order charge, to being intoxicated and to trespass at the home of his landlord at Ballyporeen on August 20 last.