Man to be sentenced later for attempted rape after reporting on himself
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A County Louth man who showed up at a nearby garda station to alert officers to the fact that he had just tried to rape a young woman will be sentenced later.
Oliver Kane (41), who was homeless at the time, told gardaí that when he saw the woman walking by he decided “I am going to run towards her and get as close as I could”. He said his intentions were to get her into a side area but she fought him off and managed to get away.
Louth man to be sentenced later for attempted rape in Ardee after reporting on himself
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A County Louth man who showed up at a nearby garda station to alert officers to the fact that he had just tried to rape a young woman will be sentenced later.
Oliver Kane (41), who was homeless at the time, told gardaí that when he saw the woman walking by he decided “I am going to run towards her and get as close as I could”.
He said his intentions were to get her into a side area but she fought him off and managed to get away.
Robber whose crime featured on Joe Duffy jailed for mugging two tourists near the Guinness Storehouse
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A robber has been jailed for three years and nine months for his crime against two tourists near the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.
Paul Heaney (37) and Gareth Mallon (39), who had a realistic imitation firearm, robbed an Italian student of €60 and attempted to rob his teacher before fleeing the scene.
The court heard the case attracted some media attention and featured on the Liveline show on RTE radio.
Heaney, who was not armed during the offence, attended voluntarily at a garda station a few days later. Mallon was sentenced to four years imprisonment for his role last December.
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A robber has been jailed for three years and nine months for his crime against two tourists near the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin.
Paul Heaney (37) and Gareth Mallon (39), who had a realistic imitation firearm, robbed an Italian student of €60 and attempted to rob his teacher before fleeing the scene.
The court heard the case attracted some media attention and featured on RTÉ’s
Liveline show.
Heaney, who was not armed during the offence, attended voluntarily at a garda station a few days later. Mallon was sentenced to four years imprisonment for his role last December.
Heaney, of Michael Mallin House, Dublin 8, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to robbery and attempted robbery at Long’s Place on October 21, 2019. He has 51 previous convictions, including convictions for robbery and attempted robbery.