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Man jailed for 6 years for fire damage to remains

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A man who set a fire in the crypt of St Michan's Church in Dublin, which caused damage to mummified remains, has been jailed for six years.

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Man who set fire to church crypt containing historic mummified remains jailed for six years

Topiter read a letter to the court in which he apologised to the court and to the Irish public for “jeopardising a national relic”.

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Man jailed for six years after setting fire to crypt of St Michan’s Church in Dublin, damaging mummified remains

A man who set a fire in the crypt of St Michan's Church in Dublin, which caused damage to mummified remains, has been jailed for six years.

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Man jailed for 6 years for fire damage to remains

A man who set a fire in the crypt of St Michan's Church in Dublin, which caused damage to mummified remains, has been jailed for six years.

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Man who set fire to crypt of Dublin church which caused damage to mummified remains jailed

A man who set a fire in the crypt of St Michan’s Church in Dublin, which caused damage to mummified remains, has been jailed for six years. Archdeacon David Pierpoint described the fire in the church’s crypt as ‘an act of desecration and sacrilege’ in a victim impact statement during the sentencing hearing of Cristian Topiter (39), who had pleaded guilty to arson. Topiter appeared via video link at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Thursday. A ma…

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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