Eamon Dillon

You know, when he's been in court, like we mentioned previously, like, you know, he's doing his Sudoku and he wasn't really reacting.

Now, he did prick up his ears when the discussion of 20 years and 25% remission, like he wasn't looking at his books.

He was looking directly at Michael Bowman and he was listening intently.

to what was going on at that point.

And it was in marked kind of contrast to when Donna Kerwin was delivering her hard-hitting victim impact statement, when her victim impact statement was being read out on her behalf, like, you know, where he kept the head down and was looking at his Sudoku book.

I mean, like he was, you know, he's very much trying to keep that kind of cool, aloof look, I think, you know.

Well, nonchalant.

Yeah, exactly, yeah.

Nonchalant, as the kids regularly say.

Yeah, I had to spell check that when I wrote that piece I wrote this week.

Yeah, yeah.

And they're given a date for when they return.

Yeah, they're going to be back on Monday, the 8th of June.

So that's when they'll deliver a sentence and they'll go through, as usual, they'll go through their sentence structure, why they're delivering, what the headline is and what mitigation they're going to give.

Yeah.

And they'll weigh the evidence, they'll weigh the apology, they'll weigh the victim impact statement, the testimonials.

All of this will be explained how much weight they're giving to it.

So whether he gets 20 years with 25% off and then remission or if it's 17.

And they'll do it by the month.

In a soccer team.