Man (22) facing 20 burglary charges across Donegal pleads guilty to two

A young man facing a litany of more than 20 burglary charges across Donegal has pleaded guilty to two of the charges.

Timmy O'Gara appeared at Letterkenny Circuit Court where he admitted two offences at the Cloghan Lodge in Cloghan and another private house in Kilcar.

22-годишният е упрекнат допълнително от 20 закононарушения на редица места, в това число Killybeg, Inver, Cloghan, Kilcar, Glencolmcille, Carrick, Fintown и Teelin.

Той не е бил предходни присъди преди съдилищата. charges.

He was charged that on a date unknown between May 1st, 2023, and June 26th 2023, at Crowkeragh, Kilcar in Co Donegal he did enter a building known as the premises of Margaret McGill, Crowkeragh, Kilcar, as a trespasser and did commit an arrestable offence, to wit criminal damage therein.

He was also charged that on Дата, незнайна сред 24 юли, 2023 година и 26 юли 2023 година в Cloghan Lodge, Cloghan, Lifford, влезе в постройка, известна като пространства на Майкъл МакГинти като извършител и извърши задържано закононарушение, с цел да поврежда в него незаконна вреда в него.

O'Gara, с адрес на Дримо, Glencolmcille SPOUCE, с адреса на Дримо, Glencolmcille SPOOKE, с адреса на Дримо, GLENCOLMCILL charges.

His barrister, Mr Garnet Orange, SC, instructed by solicitor Rory O'Brien, said his client had entered an early plea and has no previous convictions.

Mr Orange asked the court to direct a Probation Report and also requested that the legal aid certificate be extended to include a psychologist's report adding that instructing solicitor Mr O'Brien said he was satisfied there may be an Въпрос.

Съдия Джон Айлмер даде настояванията и отсрочи делото за дефинитивно присъда до юлските сесии на съда.