Patrick Grealish, from Lettermullen, Co Galway, appeared before Galway District Court on Monday afternoon
A 48-year old Connemara man charged with issuing a threat on social media to kill or cause serious harm to Taoiseach Simon Harris and his family has been released on bail.
The court was told that the offence under Section 5 of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act, 1997, carries a sentence of up to 10 years on conviction.Two Ryanair passengers complain to Pricewatch. The airline is having none of itDetective Sergeant Eamonn O’Neill of the Special Detective Unit said that he arrested Mr Grealish on Sunday and charged him at Galway Regional Garda Headquarters. When invited to reply to the charge, Mr Grealish said “no thanks”.
Under cross-examination from defence solicitor Michael Cunningham, Det Sgt O’Neill accepted that Mr Grealish had been co-operative since his arrest on Sunday. The defence solicitor said his client was the sole carer for his elderly mother and that Mr Grealish had his own health issues. Grealish undertook to have no contact with the injured party, including online; to surrender his passport and not apply for new travel documents; to reside at his home; to be of good behaviour at all times; to provide gardaí with a contactable phone number; to observe a curfew between 11pm and 7am, and to appear at all court sittings in relation to this matter.
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