Clare intruder 'had eyes bulging out of her head like a rabbit with myxomatosis', court told

Solicitor, Daragh Hassett, said that his client Laura Molloy wants to apologise for her actions on the night saying that she was out of control
The judge said he wanted to put in place a deterrent suspending the four-month prison term for two years. File picture

The judge said he wanted to put in place a deterrent suspending the four-month prison term for two years. File picture

A 33-year-old Co Clare mother of seven “was completely out of control and had eyes bulging out of her head like a rabbit with myxomatosis” when trying to break in to a couple’s bedroom late at night at a house in east Clare last July.

In the case, Mary Cashin and her partner, Gerry Reynolds were woken at 1am on the morning of July 1 when Laura Molloy was trying to break in to their bedroom through a partially opened window at their home at Cuinne an Bhroic, Tulla, in east Clare.

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