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Guilty plea entered at Tullamore Circuit Court
A MAN pleaded guilty last week to committing a violent disorder offence in Edenderry more than a year ago.
Joseph Mulligan (35), Ballygarret, Clonbullogue was arraigned at Tullamore Circuit Court on a charge of violent disorder at O'Connell Square in Edenderry on December 8, 2024.
After he entered a guilty plea Judge Keenan Johnson was told that he had no previous convictions and a probation report would be required before sentencing.
Judge Johnson remanded Mr Mulligan on continuing bail to appear in court again on April 14 next for a sentencing hearing.
The judge also directed the preparation of a probation report.
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