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Man (42) charged with attempted murder over alleged attack on victim who had fingers cut off
Man (42) charged with attempted murder over alleged attack on victim who had fingers cut off

Irish Times

timea day ago

  • Irish Times

Man (42) charged with attempted murder over alleged attack on victim who had fingers cut off

A father of three has been charged with attempted murder of a man who was allegedly attacked and had two fingers cut off in a house in Dublin in May. Widower Bernard Mongan snr (42) of Deansrath Grove, Clondalkin, appeared at Dublin District Court on Tuesday when his case was upgraded. He had been accused initially of assault causing harm to Bernard Lawrence (29), production of an implement as a weapon and burglary at a house in Kilcronan View on May 9th last. Bail was set following a hearing on May 17th, and he was released. However, on Tuesday, Mr Mongan was charged with attempted murder of Mr Lawrence, causing him serious harm, and being armed with a hammer during a burglary. READ MORE Garda Shane O'Brien told Judge John Brennan that Mr Mongan 'made no reply' when the new charges were put to him. Garda O'Brien said the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has authorised that he face trial on indictment in the Central Criminal Court. Furthermore, the DPP directed the withdrawal of the original set of charges. Mr Mongan did not address the court; no plea was indicated. He could not apply for bail as the District Court does not have the power to hold a bail hearing in an attempted murder case, which requires an application before the High Court. Judge Brennan remanded him in custody pending the preparation of a book of evidence to appear at Cloverhill District Court on August 26th. Legal aid was granted to Mr Mongan, who is on social welfare, following an application by defence solicitor Andrew Molony. An earlier bail hearing was told that when the injured man was chased, and took refuge in a stranger's house, he went into a child's room, where he was assaulted and suffered life-altering injuries, with his thumb and index finger on his left hand being cut off. His left middle finger was cut to the bone and 'hanging on by skin only'. He was taken to hospital for medical intervention, including surgery to attempt to reattach his amputated fingers, which was unsuccessful. A 17-year-old boy and a man in his 20s are also before the courts on connected charges.

'Distinctive' motorbike worth £11,000 stolen from garage
'Distinctive' motorbike worth £11,000 stolen from garage

Yahoo

time09-08-2025

  • Yahoo

'Distinctive' motorbike worth £11,000 stolen from garage

Burglars stole a motorcycle worth £11,000. It was stolen from the garage after burglars entered a house in Staples Hill, Horsham at about 1.30am of Thursday morning (August 7). The distinctive new Triumph Street Triple 76R motorcycle, registration KR25 NTL, is worth £11,000. Anyone who has CCTV or dashcam footage from this area that could help with the investigation should contact police on 101, quoting CAD 67 of 07/08.

IT equipment stolen in break-in, Newbury theatre says
IT equipment stolen in break-in, Newbury theatre says

BBC News

time25-07-2025

  • BBC News

IT equipment stolen in break-in, Newbury theatre says

Burglars have stolen items of IT equipment in a break-in at a theatre, its operator has Exchange Newbury said the raid happened on the evening of Thursday 17 July, but said it did not wish to give details of what was said the incident would have "financial implications" but would not affect shows and Valley Police said it could not find details of the crime on its system. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, the theatre said: "We are saddened to share that Corn Exchange Newbury (Trust) experienced a break-in last week, resulting in the loss of a number of pieces of equipment used day-to-day."As a registered charity, this incident is especially disheartening and will unfortunately have financial implications."The venue later confirmed that IT equipment was taken, but declined to give details including theatre trust is currently fundraising to refurbish the Old Library in Newbury to become a new arts hub. You can follow BBC Berkshire on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram.

Bengals'Joe Burrow explains why he will no longer purchase the Batmobile
Bengals'Joe Burrow explains why he will no longer purchase the Batmobile

The Independent

time08-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • The Independent

Bengals'Joe Burrow explains why he will no longer purchase the Batmobile

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow revealed that a December burglary at his Ohio home led him to abandon plans to purchase a $2.9 million Batmobile replica. The NFL star had previously discussed his intention to buy one of the limited edition Batmobile Tumblers before the break-in occurred. Burrow's home was invaded while he was away playing a Monday Night Football game against the Dallas Cowboys. Model Olivia Ponton, who was present at the time, reported the break-in to authorities, describing a shattered window and a ransacked room. The incident, discussed by Burrow in Netflix 's Quarterback docuseries, also sparked speculation about his relationship with Ponton, which they later appeared to confirm.

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