Longford man with 256 previous convictions pleads guilty to breaking into parochial house
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A man with 256 previous convictions pleaded guilty to burglary of the Parochial House in Annaduff in 2019 and was sentenced to three years to run concurrently with a six year sentence he is already serving.
Appearing before Carrick-on-Shannon Circuit Court last week was 39-year-old Michael O Leary, from 2 St Matthew s Park, Ballymahon, Co Longford, on a plea of guilty to burglary at the Parochial House, Gortinty, Aughamore, Co Leitrim on March 13, 2019.
The court heard the defendant was a chronic heroin addict at the time of the offence.
Sentenced to three years for breaking into parochial house
Man had 256 previous convictions
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A man with 256 previous convictions pleaded guilty to burglary of the Parochial House in Annaduff in 2019 and was sentenced to three years to run concurrently with a six year sentence he is already serving.
Appearing before Carrick-on-Shannon Circuit Court last week was 39-year-old Michael O Leary, from 2 St Matthew s Park, Ballymahon, Co Longford, on a plea of guilty to burglary at the Parochial House, Gortinty, Aughamore, Co Leitrim on March 13, 2019.
The court heard the defendant was a chronic heroin addict at the time of the offence.
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