The High Court has granted bail to one of two men who had their convictions quashed for murdering a 64-year-old Offaly man who was beaten to death in his own ho.
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Serious charges brought against two men following incidents in Offaly in January
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Strict bail conditions were set for two Polish men who were charged with a number of offences that took place in Offaly in January.
Radoslaw Momot (35) is charged with theft at Tesco, Edenderry on January 22 this year and assault causing harm, theft of a mobile phone and two charges of false imprisonment at Apartment 8, Block F, Clonmullen Hall, Edenderry on the same date.
Defending solicitor, Donal Farrelly made an application for bail when the men appeared at Portlaoise Court.
Gardai objected owing to the “seriousness of the charges.”