Ray Boland

Ray Boland

lawyer Ireland

Ray Boland SC served as the prosecuting counsel in the case against Edward Molyneaux, emphasizing the severity of the crimes and advocating for a significant prison sentence.

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Ireland Ireland: Defence counsel Ray Boland SC made reference to the fact that the infant’s mother was not called by the prosecution. 6

Dermot Sheehan Jane Hyland Rosina Mcgovern
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Father accused of shaking his infant daughter walks free from court as jury acquits him of all charges – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: The grandmother of the child was cross-examined on Friday by defence senior counsel Ray Boland. 5

Rosina Mcgovern Jane Hyland
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Father charged with assaulting baby faked photos of bruises on child, court told – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Cross-examined by defence counsel Ray Boland SC, Dr. Moran agreed that her concerns have 'not been borne out yet'. 5

Jane Hyland Dr Sarah Moran
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Man goes on trial accused of assault causing harm to five-month-old daughter in Cork – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ray Boland told the Court of Appeal that Ms Hand described the new material as 'lies'. 5

Conor Mcgregor Nikita Hand Seamus Noonan Alexander Owens James Lawrence Samantha O Reilly Steven Cummins Stephen Redmond
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Conor McGregor claims Nikita Hand’s bruising may have been caused by alleged row with partner – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ray Boland SC represented the prosecution in the case against Molyneaux. 5

Edward Molyneaux Marie Murphy Siobhan Lankford Trevor Ryan Barry White
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Woman tells court she came to think being raped by her father was ‘the norm’ – The Irish Times