Seven stitches isnât insignificant but 40k is outrageous.
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Agree. On the leg itâs not significant either really tbh.
Depends on the lass. 40K is mental money, Iâd love to know how they got to it, but they werenât entitled to claim given the band.
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In the aftermath of the rape, Ms Mangan told the court she was subjected to ârape commentsâ and ârape songsâ by colleagues in the restaurant when the owner was absent
What in the fuck? 
Was about to post the same thing. Fair fucks to her for waiving her anonymity. Hope those cunts who sung the songs are feeling uncomfortable now
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I was also thinking the same thing, Rape songs, what the actual f**K is that about?
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Of all the things to sing about! Jesus the cunts who did that deserve jail
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Ghoulish behaviour from those people, there should be repercussions for them somewhere.
Ciara Mangan was on morning Ireland this morning. She spoke very well and she is remarkably brave.
The rape was premeditated and everyone at the party knew about it and then continued on with their night out and went to a club. Absolutely fucked up behaviour, a pack of animals.
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They worked in a restaurant right? Probably spitting and farting in the dinners as well.
someone put blue waffle on the menu
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Absolute state of the two of these yolks
They ran out of condiments.
Christ. Thatâs grim all round.
Surely posts on here?
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When I saw it was judge Martin Nolan hearing the case I thought he might have sided with me man.
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Courts
Man allegedly âdraggedâ from Porsche before vehicle driven erratically through Dublin city
Cillian Rafferty (21) denies robbery and motor theft charges linked to incident which began in Ranelagh and ended in Palmerstown.
Defence solicitor Donal Quigley told Dublin District Court that Cillian Rafferty (21) denies the charges he is facing.
A man allegedly âdraggedâ the owner of a Porsche 911 from his car in south Dublin before it was driven erratically around the city and crashed, a court has heard.
Cillian Rafferty (21), of Easton Row, Leixlip, Co Kildare, was arrested on Tuesday after being found in the crashed 2010 vehicle which was taken at Northbrook Avenue in Ranelagh. The Porsche lost a wheel, hit other cars and had suffered extensive damage by the time it came to a halt in Palmerstown, the court heard.
Mr Rafferty was charged with robbery and motor theft when he appeared before Judge Ciaran Liddy at Dublin District Court on Wednesday. Defence solicitor Donal Quigley told the court his client denies the charges.
Garda Patrick Spollen alleged that the owner of the car was sitting in it outside his home at around 8pm and was approached by a man who shouted âget out of the f***ing carâ. The motorist told gardaĂ that the man âmotioned with his fistâ, which left him âin fear for his lifeâ. He said he was then âdragged from the vehicleâ, which then took off towards the city centre.
Tyre disconnected
Members of the public dialled 999 to report the dangerous driving and the court heard the carâs tyre had becostrong textme disconnected following a collision at Merchantâs Quay. The Porsche proceeded to the N4 and crashed in Palmerstown.
Garda Spollen said the car âmay well be written offâ. He said additional charges could be brought because it hit several vehicles.
Judge Liddy heard the accused was still in the car when gardaĂ arrived, but the officer agreed under cross-examination that Mr Rafferty was in the passenger seat. He accepted that no one had identified the defendant as the driver when the car was in the city centre and said efforts were underway to find CCTV footage.
âWe say someone else was driving,â the solicitor submitted.
Judge Liddy declined Mr Raffertyâs bail application and remanded him in custody to appear at Cloverhill District Court on August 16th.
The bould bastard
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Didnât the owner see him drive off? 
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