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Two days before Christmas last year, ISPCA officer Frank Coote was driving on the western Relief Road of the Ennis bypass at around 2.40pm when he was stopped by Patrick Francis Doherty (31) Of gulf One, Ballaghboy, Quin motoring,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Ennis, corp Clare. based on Insp John Galvin, Mr Doherty subjected to Mr Coote to "An unprovoked and daunting assault,
At Ennis district Court, Mr Doherty pleaded guilty to class 3 assault causing harm to Mr Coote on December 23 at the Rocky Road roundabout outside Ennis.
"Mr Coote got blows from the accused sideways of his face, Insp Galvin told legal court. "He called out for a passerby to call gardai and Mr Doherty bombarded him again,
Insp Galvin said Mr Coote attended the A unit at Ennis General Hospital as he had sustained a swollen jaw and cuts to the within of his mouth.
Mr Coote is a wellknown figure in your neighborhood,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], creating a weekly animalwelfare slot on Clare FM.
Mr Doherty was also before the court on a separate charge on the topic of the smashing of the windscreen of a garda car at Ashline, Ennis,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in the morning.
lawyer for the accused, Darragh Hassett, considered that for two days last December, mister Doherty "Was unmanageable,
"Fortyeight hours of madness were held because he was mentally sick, Mr Hassett cited.
He said Mr Doherty had not taken his medication over the two days, And handed a medical exam report into court.
Mr Hassett said Mr Doherty was told wrongly that Mr Coote had taken his dog.
"He was sick during the time he met Mr Coote. they had an altercation and he has since apologised to Mr Coote. Mr Coote and the Doherty family turn back many the year,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],
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