Catherine Fegan

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756 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 27 Aug

Catherine Fegan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Their legal team appeared and there was...
Pleasantries exchanged and the whole posse entered the courtroom then.
So the hearing didn't get started until about 11.30.
So there was a bit of court business before that.
Alison was sitting beside her husband in the public gallery.
Her brother was behind with another male supporter.
The judge came in and the two of them, the two chalk siblings, had to leave the public gallery and step into the dock and they stood there beside each other.
Alison went in first and her brother was beside her.
The judge, Fiona O'Sullivan, started to go through the basic facts of the case.
The two of them stood facing her, silent obviously, listening to the judge.
She started with Bill first in terms of giving those sentences first.
Yes, so the story goes that Bill and his sister Alison were in our village on the 9th of November.
They had been going from pub to pub and they had consumed around 15 vodkas, gin and tonics in Guinness in the village that night.
And they had ended up in the residence bar at the Dunraven Arms Hotel there in the village.
It was quite late and they went into the bar and John McHugh and Gerard Cox were also in the bar at the time.
Bill Chalk had asked to be served food at the bar.
It was after midnight.
He was told by staff that the food was no longer available.
He said again that he wanted food and became quite aggressive with the night manager in there and the two men, they were sitting at the bar and they were watching all of this happen and Mr Cox stepped in.
He politely asked Bill Chalk to stop annoying the bar staff.
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