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Carrick-on-Shannon Courthouse
A man, who was previously told to pay a fine for breaching Covid regulations, has been given until November 23 to pay €100 if he wants to avoid a conviction, at Carrick-on- Shannon District Court.
Judge Deirdre Gearty put the case against Thomas Stokes (38) of Oaklands Manor, Carrick-on-Shannon back for payment of €100 to November 23 when the case would be struck out.
The defendant was charged with attending an event on March 12 this year at Attirory, Carrick-on- Shannon in a dwelling in which he was not a resident for social purposes in contravention of temporary Covid regulations.
Judge Gearty said it would be a conviction if the money was not paid by that date.
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