Cork court hears homeless man turned life around after getting place to live in Kerry

Cork court hears homeless man turned life around after getting place to live in Kerry

Judge Mary Dorgan said she would have described Gerard Knightley as a 'frequent flyer' in Cork District Court.

A 54-year-old man getting into multiple difficulties through alcohol addiction and being homeless in Cork city got his wish of a place to live in Tralee and he has turned his life around dramatically.

Judge Mary Dorgan said she would have described Gerard Knightley as a “frequent flyer” in Cork District Court. However, the judge noted that there has now been a dramatic turnaround in his life and that he was visibly healthier looking as he presented himself in court for sentencing on older offences.

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