The incident occurred at 4:15 pm, when a man caused damage to four parked cars at Forth Mountain car park.

Parker can now be named after his victim indicated she wanted him identified at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court, where Judge Johnson described it as the worst domestic violence case he had seen.

Gardaí have arrested four adult males, two aged in their 20s, two in their late teens, as part of this investigation.

The incident took place at around 10.50pm off Main Street in Duleek.

Local TD Johnny Guirke said those who carried out the attack should be "ashamed".

The three 23-year-olds are also charged with the criminal damage of a Shannon airport airside vehicle barrier

Colm Dowling, of Cypress Avenue, Brookwood, Dublin 16, pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal damage on January 11th last.

The father of three faces two counts of fraudulent use of a vehicle registration plate, criminal damage to a Dublin City Council wheel clamp, and possessing it as stolen property.

In her victim impact statement to the court she said: “His words broke me long before his fists did.”

Danny O’Donoghue, (42), Lower Main Street, Rathkeale, Co Limerick, admitted the charge before Limerick Circuit Criminal Court last July.

Martin McAleer has 11 previous convictions and was on bail when he committed this offending. Photo: Collins

Niall Keyes, 27, with an address at Capel Street, Dublin 1, appeared before Judge Valerie Corcoran at Dublin District Court on Thursday.

Lee Quinn, 29, of Keeper Road, Dublin 12, was initially charged with criminal damage to a door, bed and window at his home address on June 3rd. 

No injuries have been reported to gardaí at this time.

Orr, who has 31 previous convictions, appeared at Letterkenny Circuit Court where he pleaded guilty to a range of offences which all occurred on the same evening.

Edel Stirling (45) pleaded guilty to theft, robbery and criminal damage by urinating in a cell at Mountjoy Garda Station

The court heard Cullen caused €60,914 worth of damage and that Irish Rail has indicated further costs of €40,000 for these incidents alone.

John Hoey (24) pleaded guilty to criminal damage and assault causing the woman harm

Thomas Heising (34) was arrested on Saturday and charged with the offence on Sunday.

He was arrested on Saturday and detained following an operation carried out by the Crime Special Unit in Cork City.

O'Connor has 16 previous convictions, all District Court matters, including for public order offences and theft.

A video of a damaged headstone and grave was widely shared on social media showing the smashed-up grave.

They are due to appear before Limerick District Court on Wednesday morning.

Judge John Aylmer said there was a risk of the “whole thing blowing up” had some individual gone around the back of the frequently-used building for a smoke.

Anthony Condron (29), of Sandyhill Gardens, Ballymun, Dublin 1, pleaded guilty to multiple counts of criminal damage

Nathan McCarthy (25) of Lower Kimmage Road, Terenure, Co. Dublin was foaming at the mouth when assaulting one of the officers

Tom McDonnell (62), a self-employed builder and father of five from Lakeside Park, Newbridge, Co Kildare, was elected as an independent councillor for the Newbridge local electoral area of Kildare County Council this summer.

A group of men wearing balaclavas had smashed windows and attempted to set fire to the empty property.

He is currently being held in a Garda station in Donegal.

He was charged with five counts of causing criminal damage by fire three days earlier in Cork city centre.

A man in his 20s is being questioned following multiple incidents including a hit-and-run in Cork

The incident happened just after 11pm at the vacant property on High Street in Tallaght

The incident happened at a premises on Tuesday night May 21st.

The incident happened in Mallow last month

Gardaí are investigating a link between Wednesday's fire and two earlier similar incidents in the town

Gardaí said no injuries were reported from the incident

Weapons such as slash hooks, machetes, and knives were confiscated.

Michael Dunne (50) caused €240 worth of damage to the statue of the late singer

Michael Dunne (50) failed to appear on Friday for sentencing at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

The State had today sought the reactivation of the suspended portion of the sentence of nine years in prison with the final two suspended imposed by Mr Justice White.