Case against killer and rapist Ian Horgan adjourned until next month

Mr Horgan is charged with breaching the Sex Offenders Act 2001 by setting up a profile on the online dating app Tinder using a false name
Ian Horgan (pictured) was remanded in custody by Judge Roberts to appear at Macroom Courthouse on September 7. File picture: Andy Gibson

Ian Horgan (pictured) was remanded in custody by Judge Roberts to appear at Macroom Courthouse on September 7. File picture: Andy Gibson

A case against convicted killer and rapist Ian Horgan was adjourned at a sitting of Clonakilty District Court in West Cork on Thursday because the accused’s solicitor was too ill to attend the hearing.

Judge Colm Roberts was told that Mr Horgan’s solicitor Sean Cahill was “sick in his bed” and could not attend court in Clonakilty.

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