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A 21-year-old Irish man pleaded guilty to threatening to kill a woman, citing past offenses and autism, and was remanded in custody ahead of sentencing.
A 21-year-old Cork man, Ruairí Lally, pleaded guilty to threatening to kill a young woman, including detailed plans to tie her up, chop her open, and stab her, after sending messages to his probation officer in September 2025.
He had previously been convicted of harassment and possession of a knife, and violated a restraining order despite multiple warnings.
Lally, who has autism, admitted to continuing contact with the woman after being told to stop, and expressed a desire to return to prison.
The court ordered a forensic psychological assessment and remanded him in custody, with a sentencing hearing set for March 5, 2026.
Un hombre irlandés de 21 años se declaró culpable de amenazar con matar a una mujer, citando delitos pasados y autismo, y fue puesto en custodia preventiva antes de la sentencia.