Bail set at €15000
Clane resident Isobella Perrie Sullivan, who is charged in connection with the discovery of a bomb in a car in Monaghan last week, is allowed bail.
Her case was heard before Cavan District Court again today.
Judge Raymond Finnegan approved a €15,000 independent surety for the 25-year-old.
The court heard that the surety was provided by an individual in Claremorris, Co Mayo, and that their bank details had been furnished to the court.
During the brief hearing, Gardaí asked for an amendment to Ms Perrie Sullivan's bail conditions, to include a condition that she not make any contact, directly or indirectly with the co-accused in this case, or associates of that person.
Judge Finnegan said that the bail request was covered by the bail conditions set out at her initial appearance last Friday.
She is due to appear again before Monaghan District Court on August 7th.
Kildare Centre For People With Intellectual Disabilities Passes HIQA Inspection
"It Looks In A Shocking State": Councillor Criticises Naas Playground That Is Currently Fenced-Off
Proposals For New Schools And Sports Campus Among The Future Plans For Sallins
Supply Disruptions Expected As Weekend Water Works Set To Take Place Between Ballymore Eustace And Saggart
Kildare Poet Recognised For His Artistic Contributions
Gardaí Renew Appeal For Missing Newbridge Woman Deirdre Jacob, 28 Years After Her Disappearance
Councillor Requests For Funding To Be Allocated For Ardclough Bus Link
Clane Woman Charged With Monaghan Bomb Interception Further Remanded In Custody
