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Kilkenny courthouse
Two men accused of violent disorder and of assault causing harm had their cases sent forward to the next sitting of Kilkenny Circuit Court in March.
John Carthy, Wetlands Halting Site is accused of assault causing harm, production of an article and violent disorder at Kieran Street on May 10.
A co-accused Paul Delaney, 149 Robertshill, Kilkenny also appeared before the court charged with violent disorder, assault causing harm and production of an article at the same location on the same date.
Garda John O’Halloran gave evidence that he had served a book of evidence in relation to the two defendants.
The court heard that the DPP had consented to the matters being sent forward to the next sitting of Kilkenny Circuit Court on March 4 and both men were remanded on continuing bail to that date.
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