Cork city has gone to the dogs.

[BlarneyMan]

No loss, his victim's family got some satisfaction now

 

[PussyinBoots]

No loss, his victim's family got some satisfaction now

Sounds absolutely diabolical:

His trial heard from Sergeant Dave O’Callaghan, who told the court that O’Sullivan and two others bought a 700ml bottle of vodka at 10.30am and he passed out after drinking most of it quickly. By lunchtime, he and the two others left the boardwalk on Lapps Quay and went to Lower Oliver Plunkett St, where Mr Morgain and a woman were sitting in a doorway at the back of Jury’s Inn hotel.

They had a bag with some drink in it. One of the three men grabbed the drink and when Mr Morgain stood up, O’Sullivan punched him, knocking him to the ground, where he banged his head. He struggled on his hands and knees to get up and O’Sullivan kicked him in the head, an attack that was witnessed by passers-by and motorists.

 

[Meridian]

Sounds absolutely diabolical:

His trial heard from Sergeant Dave O’Callaghan, who told the court that O’Sullivan and two others bought a 700ml bottle of vodka at 10.30am and he passed out after drinking most of it quickly. By lunchtime, he and the two others left the boardwalk on Lapps Quay and went to Lower Oliver Plunkett St, where Mr Morgain and a woman were sitting in a doorway at the back of Jury’s Inn hotel.

They had a bag with some drink in it. One of the three men grabbed the drink and when Mr Morgain stood up, O’Sullivan punched him, knocking him to the ground, where he banged his head. He struggled on his hands and knees to get up and O’Sullivan kicked him in the head, an attack that was witnessed by passers-by and motorists.

The only people mourning this guy will be his family and friends, the legal industry are going to be in bits at his loss, in financial terms of course. Now that he won't reoffend.
I suppose the tax payer will pony up for the funeral as well.

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Guy stabbed was a killer himself but apparently turned his life around

Cork stabbing victim was convicted killer who had 'turned his life around'

The victim's sister said 'We want him to be remembered for what we know him as' with Gardaí set to launch a murder probe

www.corkbeo.ie

A bit of respect for the dead would go a long way but I suppose this is CorkBeo we're talking about

 

[Pooman]

Let's be honest a bloke who's "turned his life around" generally doesn't get stabbed to death.

 

[PussyinBoots]

Let's be honest a bloke who's "turned his life around" generally doesn't get stabbed to death.

You'd know him to see.

 

[markyboy]

Corkman who was jailed for manslaughter back in prison for not complying with probation

Lasy July, Daniel O’Sullivan was found by his probation officer begging on the street clearly struggling with addiction and homelessness

www.irishexaminer.com

 

[BoggyRoad]

I’m always amazed how all these blokes involved in serious crimes are ‘such lovely fellows’ all the same

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Youghal is one rough town tbf. And the Garda station is around 200 miles away from the end of town where this incident happened, so if you get into trouble down there it's game over for you

 

[PussyinBoots]

Youghal is one rough town tbf. And the Garda station is around 200 miles away from the end of town where this incident happened, so if you get into trouble down there it's game over for you

I remember under 14 rugby in school, one day we went down to play Youghal. There was some gurriers on the team, and half of them were definitely over 14.

I remember I put in a good tackle on some forward. I was playing on the wing, your man switched from the pack to the wing just so he could get me back lol.