Man accused of burgling city centre pub and shop in Cork further remanded in custody

He is accused of breaking into the pub to steal drink and then forcing his way into a nearby store to steal beer

It was alleged that after 3am on November 30, the accused went to a side door of the Linen Weaver pub and he entered and stole three bottles of spirts valued €150. File picture: Denis Scannell

A 35-year-old man accused of breaking into a pub and a shop in Cork city was remanded in custody until February 15.

Judge Mary Dorgan remanded Tony Coffey, of no fixed address in Cork and originally from Tralee, in custody on the application of Sergeant Pat Lyons at Cork District Court. Sgt Lyons said the alleged offences are the subject of an ongoing investigation.