Three more charged following death of Limerick man in violent incident
THREE more people have been charged in connection with an incident in Monasterevin, County Kildare last summer following which Limerick man Dylan McCarthy died.
Glen Brogan, aged 23, who has an address at Ardullen, Kilmallock, County Limerick faces allegations of violent disorder and criminal damage (of a pub window) at Dublin Road, Monasterevin on August 21, 2022.
Orla McCarthy, aged 23, who also has an address at Ardvullen, Kilmallock and Aoife Talty, aged 25, of Knockdangan, Kilmaley, Ennis, County Clare each face allegations of violent disorder on the same date. Ms McCarthy is a sister of the deceased.
At Naas District Court, Garda Kenneth McDonald gave evidence of charging the trio and said the State had no objection to bail being granted.
A number of conditions were imposed including that they each provide a phone number, reside at their home addresses and sign on once weekly at nominated garda stations.
The defendants were also directed not to interfere with witnesses directly or indirectly.
Following the procedural hearing, the matter was adjourned by Judge Desmond Zaidan to May 3, next.
Separately, two men appeared in court last month after they were charged with the murder of Dylan McCarthy, who was 29 and from Kilmallock.
Sean Kavanagh, 24, of St Marys Lane, Monasterevin and Calvin Dunne, aged 22, of Abbey View, Monasterevin are also accused of engaging in violent disorder while Sean Kavanagh has been charged with assault causing harm.
Six other men have also been charged in relation to the incident and they are currently before the courts.
Darren Harrison, aged 30, and his brother Tadhg Harrison, aged 25, both of Rosglas Avenue, Monasterevin, are accused of engaging in violent disorder on August 22 last.
Adam Ford, aged 25, with an address at Togher Avenue, Monasterevin, is accused of engaging in violent disorder and of assaulting the father of the late Mr McCarthy on the date of the incident.
Jordan Kevin, aged 30, of St Evin's Park, Monasterevin and his brother Shane Kevin, aged 38, also of St Evin’s Park, Monasterevin, are accused of engaging in violent disorder on the same date.
Shane Foley, aged 29, who has an address at Cowpasture, Monasterevin, is also accused of engaging violent disorder on the date of the incident.
A file has been prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions in relation to the incident.