Court told Raymond Barrett (60), who has a degenerative disease and lives alone, ‘would have been rescued’ years ago if he was an animal

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Man fined and disqualified from driving after crashing into St Patrick’s Day parade in Co Laois

A Laois man who crashed his car into a miniature steam engine during a St Patrick’s Day parade last year has been told by a judge that he cannot ever drive again because of his debilitating medical condition.

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‘If he was an animal, he would have been rescued’ – court told man who crashed into St Patrick's Day parade is living in ‘extreme squalor’ as he’s banned from road

A court heard that Raymond Barrett had told Garda Brian Kelly, who had arrived at the scene of the collision, to “f**k off” as well as calling him “two ends of a p***k.”

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Man who crashed into steam engine in Patrick's Day parade can't drive again

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A local woman, Nicola Glynn, and her then 12-year-old nephew, Harry, were flung from the steam engine after it was rear-ended by the defendant’s 08-registered Hyundai Accent.

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Laois man who crashed into St Patrick's Day parade is told he can never drive again due to medical condition

A man who crashed his car into a miniature steam engine during a St Patrick’s Day parade last year has been told by a judge he can never drive again because of his medical condition. Raymond Barrett, 60, of Luggacurran, Co. Laois, was convicted of two counts of dangerous driving and engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour on Main Street, Stradbally, Co. Laois, on March 17, 2024. Local woman Nicola Glynn and her then 12-year-old nephew Harr…

Man fined and disqualified from driving after crashing into St Patrick’s Day parade in Co Laois

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