BREAKING KILDARE NEWS: Three more charged in connection with Monasterevin death incident

Three more people have been charged in connection with an incident in Monasterevin, which led to the death of Limerick man Dylan McCarthy last summer.

Glen Brogan, 23, whose address was given as Ardullen, Kilmallock, Co Limerick faces allegations of violent disorder and criminal damage at Dublin Road, Monasterevin on August 21. The latter relates to a window at The Bellyard pub.

Orla McCarthy, 23, whose address was given as Ardvullen, Kilmallock and Aoife Talty, 25, whose address was given as Knockdangan, Kilmaley, Ennis each face allegations of violent disorder on August 21.

All three appeared before Naas District Court today and Ms McCarthy is a sister of the deceased.

Two men - Sean Kavanagh, 24, whose address was given as 17 St Marys Lane, Monasterevin and Calvin Dunne, 22, whose address was given as 1 Abbey View, Monasterevin - have already been  charged with the alleged murder of Dylan McCarthy, who died on August 22 last. They face a further allegation of violent disorder while Sean Kavanagh faces a further allegation of assault causing harm.

Darren Harrison, 30, and his brother Tadhg Harrison, 25, both of 1 Rosglas Avenue in Monasterevin, are accused of violent disorder on August 22 last.

Adam Ford, 25, with an address given as 26 Togher Avenue in Monasterevin, is accused of violent disorder and assault causing harm against the father of the late Mr McCarthy on the date of the incident. Jordan Kevin, 30, and his brother Shane Kevin, 38, both of 1761 St Evin’s Park in Monasterevin, are accused of taking part in violent disorder at the time of the incident. Shane Foley, 29, with an address listed as 1021 Cowpasture in Monasterevin, is accused of violent disorder on the date of the incident.

Garda Kenneth McDonald today gave evidence of charging the trio and said the State had no objection to bail being granted.

A number of conditions were imposed including that they provide a phone number, reside at their addresses and sign on once weekly at nominated garda stations.

They were also told not to interfere with witnesses directly or indirectly.

The matter was adjourned by Judge Desmond Zaidan to May 3.