Judge grants bail to teenager accused of Cork bus station stabbing despite garda objections 

The incident occurred on November 2.
Two teenagers have appeared in court in connection with an assault at Parnell Place bus station on November 2. File photo. Picture: Larry Cummins

Two teenagers have appeared in court in connection with an assault at Parnell Place bus station on November 2. File photo. Picture: Larry Cummins

The stabbing of a teenager last week in Cork City centre saw gardaí arresting a 17-year-old and charging him with assault causing harm and they objected to bail because of fears for the safety of the public and for the accused himself.

However, the youth was released on bail on conditions despite the objections from Detective Garda Bryan Murphy at Cork District Court today. 

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