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Irish Mirror
Irish Mirror
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David Raleigh

Limerick brothers 'a danger' to community refused bail after horror ramming incident that left man fighting for life

Two Limerick brothers who gardai alleged are “a danger” to the wider community, were refused bail Friday, after being charged in connection with a violent ramming incident, in which a man was left fighting for his life in hospital.

Michael Harty, (27), a father of three from Deel Manor, Askeaton, and Danny Harty Jr, (22), a father of one, from Geitne Close, Askeaton, were each charged with one count of “violent disorder”, contrary to Section 15 of the Public Order Act.

Gardai alleged during separate bail hearings for both men at a special sitting of Limerick District Court, that Danny Harty Jr was “ejected” from the Dark Horse pub, Patrickswell, Co Limerick, last Wednesday night after he was involved in a dispute inside the bar.

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