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AN ENNIS man charged arising out of two incidents in the Cloughleigh area of the town has been ordered to sign on twice daily at the local Garda station.
Michael Molloy (20), of Gordon Drive, Ennis, is accused of dangerous driving and engaging in threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour, at Gordon Drive, on April 18 last.
He is also accused of engaging in threatening, abusive or insulting be- haviour, at Gordon Drive, on April 21 last.
Sergeant Sean Maher told Ennis District Court on Friday that the ac- cused replied, “I don’t even know what you are talking about,’ in re- sponse to one of the charges. He did not reply when charged with the other two alleged offences.
The case was adjourned, at the re- quest of the accused’s solicitor and free legal aid was granted.
Bail was granted and a number of bail conditions were imposed. These included that he reside at his home address; abide by a curfew and sign on twice a day at Ennis Garda Sta- tion.