Mother of four avoids jail for violent robberies in Dublin city centre
Thursday, July 29, 2021
Stephen Bourke and Brion Hoban
A mother-of-four who took part in two violent robberies in the space of half an hour on the same night has received a fully suspended sentence.
Kelly Noble (36) of Hogan Court, St Peter’s in Dublin, pleaded guilty to robbing a woman’s handbag and a €20 note from her friend on South Great George’s Street, Dublin City centre, at a quarter past midnight on September 24th, 2017.
She also pleaded guilty to robbing a man on the same street at a quarter to one the same night, after which the victim had to be taken to hospital by ambulance. She also pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted robbery.
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