A drone shot of the Glendine Valley. The existing (and long disused) Sandpit can be seen in the bottom left side of the photo. Nearby homes can also be seen to the left.
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Woman accused of dangerous driving which caused injury in Offaly
A WOMAN was last week sent for trial on a charge of dangerous driving causing harm to another person.
The accused, Gemma Dunican (24), 35 Cabra Court, Thurles is alleged to have driven dangerously at Boveen, Birr on September 25 last year and caused serious bodily harm to Zeljko Petkovic.
Sergeant James O'Sullivan told Tullamore District Court that the DPP had directed that Ms Dunican be sent for trial and he applied for her to be returned to Tullamore Circuit Court this week.
Bail had previously been fixed and a book of evidence served.
Judge Patricia Cronin sent Ms Dunican forward to appear at the Circuit Court on July 19.
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