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Letterkenny court house.
A Donegal man has pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal damage in Milford.
Denis McGettigan, a 56-year-old from Glebe, Kilmacrennan, stands charged with the offences in February, 2021.
McGettigan is charged with damaging two front lights on a Peugeot van belonging to Hugh Flood at Carrownagonagh, Milford
He is also charged with smashing the front window of a house, the property of Kathleen McGettigan, at Carrownagonagh, Milford.
McGettigan appeared at Letterkenny Circuit Court, where he was formally arraigned on the charges. He spoke only to plead guilty to the charges.
Defence counsel, Sean McGee BL, sought an extension of legal aid to cover the preparation of a psychological report.
Judge John Aylmer adjourned the matter to the October sitting of Letterkenny District Court.
Linda McDaid, Denise McCarron and Maria McLaughlin. (Photos-Kerrie Quinn, NWPRESSPICS)
Shane McCauley waves to the camera after swimming the English Channel and (inset) Shane with his son Shane.
Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott in action
Deaths in Donegal, Monday evening, October 3
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