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Eric Ward Finglas, His brother O’Driscoll Glen Ward (32) and Eric O’Driscoll (23) both of Deanstown Green, Finglas, pleaded guilty to violent disorder at Cardiffsbridge Road, Finglas West on August 9, 2022. Two brothers have appeared in court charged with firearm offences following the seizure of guns and ammunition in Finglas in Dublin two years ago. Ward previously pleaded guilty to a charge that on January 1, 2022 at an address in Finglas he possessed or had control of a . The charges relate to the Garda seizure of firearms and cash in north Dublin in February 2022. Two Dublin brothers accused of firing a “military grade” rifle in a built-up residential area have been refused bail. Glen Ward, 31, from Finglas, Dublin, and his brother Eric O’Driscoll, 22, have been in custody on remand since 12 January. Glen Ward, who has an Glen Ward, a criminal referred to as ‘Mr Flashy’ and leader of the ‘Gucci Gang’ during a recent High Court case, fired the rifle from the back door Glen Ward (31) and Eric O'Driscoll (22) are charged with possession of firearms and reckless discharge on dates in January 2022 in the Finglas area of north Dublin. Glen Ward, 30, from Finglas, Dublin, and his brother Eric O'Driscoll, 22, also from Finglas, were arrested earlier this week and held for questioning. Glen Ward, 31, from Finglas, Dublin, and his brother Eric O'Driscoll, 22, have been in custody on remand since January 12 but moved fresh applications in the High Court in Cloverhill today. One charge alleges Ward was caught after he and his brother were filmed firing an AR 15 semi-automatic rifle at the back of a house in Finglas on 1 January 2022, at a . Glen Ward (30) and Eric O’Driscoll (22) were seen shooting an ‘AR-15 rifle’ in a video found on a phone Mr O’Driscoll left in a taxi in 2022, it is alleged Two Dublin brothers accused of Glen Ward (30) and Eric O’Driscoll (22) were seen shooting the gun in a video found on a phone Mr O’Driscoll left in a taxi in 2022, it is alleged. 223 calibre Finglas brothers to face trial over violent disorder as court told one is under ‘serious threat’ Glen Ward (29) and his brother Eric O’Driscoll had their cases adjourned for the preparation A 32-year-old man has pleaded guilty to possession of a sub-machine gun in Finglas in Dublin three years ago. Glen Ward (30) and Eric O’Driscoll (22) were seen shooting the gun in a Ward is charged with the possession of an AR-15 rifle and reckless discharge of a firearm at an address at Ratoath Drive, Finglas, Co Dublin on or about January 1, 2022. Two brothers charged with firearms offences following the seizure of guns and ammunition in Finglas in Dublin two years ago have been refused bail. Two Dublin brothers accused of possessing weapons and discharging firearms offences will face trial before the Special Criminal Court. Glen Ward (32) and Eric O’Driscoll (23) both of Deanstown Green, Finglas, pleaded guilty to violent disorder at Cardiffsbridge Road, Finglas West, on August 9th, 2022. Three men have been charged with violent disorder after a large group of people allegedly holding knives and pitchforks gathered in the centre of Finglas yesterday afternoon. Glen Ward, 30, has been charged with Glen Ward, 31, from Finglas, Dublin, and his brother Eric O'Driscoll, 22, have been in custody on remand since January 12 but moved fresh applications in the High Court in Cloverhill today. Glen Ward (31) and Eric O’Driscoll (22) are charged with possession of firearms and reckless discharge on dates in January 2022 in the Finglas area, the Special Criminal Court heard. Glen Ward (31) and Eric O'Driscoll (22) are charged Glen Ward, 31, from Finglas, Dublin, and his brother Eric O’Driscoll, 22, have been in custody on remand since 12 January. Glen Ward (30) and Eric O’Driscoll (22) face a total of eight charges. Glen Ward (31), from Finglas, Dublin, and his Glen Ward (30), from Finglas, and his brother Eric O’Driscoll (22), also from Finglas, were arrested earlier this week and charged on Friday afternoon before appearing at Dublin District Court. 19:41, 12 Jan 2024 View 2 Images Eric O Driscoll and Glen Ward both with addresses in Finglas, Dublin pictured at Blanchardstown District Court for a Glen Ward (31) and Eric O’Driscoll (22) are charged with possession of firearms and reckless discharge on dates in January 2022 in the Finglas area, the Special Criminal Court heard. Two brothers accused of discharging a "military grade" semi-automatic rifle in a built-up residential area in Dublin have been refused bail. Mr Ward is charged with possession of an AR-15 rifle and reckless discharge of a firearm at an address at Ratoath Drive, Finglas, on or about January 1st, 2022. Mr O'Driscoll is accused of Glen Ward (32) and Eric O’Driscoll (23) both of Deanstown Green, Finglas, pleaded guilty to violent disorder at Cardiffsbridge Road, Finglas West on August 9, 2022. odfxsx, updid, ptwf, et5uo, cdka, gkfdi, k7icah, ojcpym, oa3jug, 4e5eyl,