The man was found speeding by a garda in Tramore and later driving while disqualified

The man's solicitor said that at the time his client was not receiving any assistance from the state

The woman was given the benefit of Section 1.1 of the probation act

John Power (28) is accused of stealing €3,500 from O'Brien's in City Square

The solicitor for the defendant said he believed she 'is not the master of her own fortune'

The defendant denies the charge and a date has been set for hearing

The defendant was given a six-month sentence backdated to when he went into custody

The man was charged at Waterford District Court with money laundering

It is alleged that €650 was stolen and there was damage to the property in the process

However, the judge said the “gravity” of the incident had to be the focus, and a lengthy custodial sentence was appropriate

The images were found on two phones seized by gardaí executing a search warrant

The man was originally ordered to pay a donation to the court poor box for an incident of public intoxication

The man's sister and brother-in-law came to court to ask for assistance in getting the defendant back into treatment

The man who had been arrested for his own safety was given the benefit of Section 1.1 of the Probation of Offenders Act, 1907

Judge Kevin Staunton told the man that his behaviour toward his mother was 'disgusting'

A family member came to court to advocate for the man but Judge Kevin Staunton said all he could do was re-order the report

The man breached restraining orders his neighbour and a family member had against him 

'It is unacceptable to turn up to an A&E and behave in the way he did,' said Judge Staunton

The defendant broke into St John's Church last month and stole the coin box, the court was told

The man pleaded guilty to the charge but his solicitor said he didn't steal the items himself

The defendant handed in an insurance certificate belonging to someone else, on which he had changed the date with a pen

The solicitor for the defendant said that while she had made the complaint, it was 'not plucked out of thin air' or 'creative nonsense'

The solicitor for the defendant said there was 'no reason for it' and that he suspects his client suffers from PTSD

The court was told that the man has a significant number of previous convictions but that the shop was not at any loss

The defendant, who is from Dublin, 'involved himself' in an altercation at a protest on The Mall last July

Judge John Cheatle struck out the matter at Waterford District Court

Gardaí found over €1,000 worth of cannabis while executing a warrant on the defendant's home and car

The man constantly accuses the injured party of cheating and asked their son to take pictures of her as she slept

In a separate case, Judge John Cheatle accepted jurisdiction in the case of a man accused of assaulting his wife and stealing her passport

The man was travelling home from an event in Dungarvan when gardaí caught him driving at 147km/h in a 100km zone

The defendant was ordered to pay €300 to the court poor box and if he does so by March, the matter will be struck out

The court was told that the car was going in excess of 100km/hour in a residential area and speeding through pedestrian crossings

The man was charged with two public order offences and the case was only in for mention

Gardai found €6,952 worth of cannabis herb when they stopped the defendant for driving through a red light

The man was charged under Sections 4 and 6 of the Criminal Justice (Public Order) Act, 1994 and had been given a chance to pay a donation

The man had 104 previous convictions including 18 for driving without insurance 

The man had paid compensation to the two victims and not come to negative garda attention for six months 

Judge Cephas Power imposed a three-month prison sentence suspended for a year and ordered the defendant to pay compensation to the injured party

US man John Fitzgibbon is charged with dangerous driving causing death in an incident that happened in July

A 21-year-old accounting student was fined €1,200 for the drugs found by gardaí executing a search warrant

Gardaí in Waterford and Kilkenny attempted to stop the man who over two hours committed 'a litany' of road traffic offences

The judge had ordered the defendant to make a donation to the court poor box but he didn't and instead got arrested for a second drugs incident

The man's solicitor said that while he had suffered from a polysubstance misuse problem, he was doing much better