Galway Advertiser 2006/2006_03_16/GA_1603_E1_009.pdf 

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March 16 2006

www.galwayadvertiser.ie

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Teenagers in court for graffiti damage to Moycullen buildings
Two 19-years-olds appeared before Galway District Court this week in connection with damage which was caused when graffiti was sprayed all over the church, school, and community centre in Moycullen village last July. Simon Kenny, The Holly, Bailenahalla, Moycullen, and Brian Wallace, Aill an Phreachain, Furbo, face three summons each in connection with causing criminal damage to Moycullen church, community centre, and school on July 21 last year. Defence solicitors Valerie Corcoran for Kenny -- and Deirdre O'Connor for Wallace, said they would indicate on the next date whether or not their clients would be pleading guilty or not guilty to the offences. Judge Mary Fahy adjourned the matter for mention to May 8 next and said the court would have to be told on that date what course each accused was taking. A third accused, who is a minor, was not before the court and will be dealt with under the Garda Juvenile Liaison Scheme. It is understood it will cost well in excess of 10,000 to clean and repair all of the buildings affected.

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Cllr Michael Fahy has been sent forward for trial in Galway Circuit Court next month on charges in connection with the alleged misappropriation of council funds. Cllr Fahy, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges, was remanded on continuing bail when he appeared at Kinvara District Court on Monday. Supt Paul Mockler of Gort Garda Station told the court a book of evidence had been served on the accused. The Ardrahan councillor faces eight separate charges under the Larceny and Theft and Fraud Offences Acts. Judge Joseph Mangan remanded Cllr Fahy on continuing bail on Monday, and Cllr Fahy will appear before Galway Circuit Court on Tuesday April 25.

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