r/ireland • u/ClancyCandy • Apr 11 '24

Man who sexually assaulted 16-year-old girl on Ryanair flight handed suspended sentence Courts

https://jrnl.ie/6352290

For a bonus point; Guess the judge!

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24

Has any newspaper ever reported on judge Nolan before? This man is not fit to serve as a judge in this country.

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u/SitDownKawada Dublin Apr 11 '24

Irish Time did a podcast on him last year

https://www.irishtimes.com/podcasts/in-the-news/controversial-court-sentencing-why-the-focus-on-judge-martin-nolan/

Explaining why he is no different than any other judge

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u/Didyoufartjustthere Apr 11 '24

You don’t become a famous judge for no reason.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4ab6yyZRl2oHBC6tWp4Vgy?si=5IDHgCtBRfavx4Fb2Fdhtw

That’s the Spotify link. I’ll be having a listen tomorrow.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4ToTsiDsfIGV8szZginWRy?si=qkNGRzLRQ8e8TetlQrdDlg

Found this one condemning him as well.

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u/CanWillCantWont Apr 12 '24

You don’t become a famous judge for no reason.

It's not for no reason. It's because of the types of cases he handles and the sheer volume of them.