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Chawke siblings jailed over 'unprovoked' Limerick assault

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Chawke siblings jailed over 'unprovoked' Limerick assault
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A brother and sister have been sentenced to prison for a violent, unprovoked assault on two men at a Limerick hotel in 2023. The judge highlighted the ferocity of the attack, which resulted in long-term injuries for the victims.

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Highlights judicial accountability for violent crimes and the impact of unprovoked assaults on public safety.

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A brother and sister were jailed for two and half years between them after they pleaded guilty to viciously assaulting two men in a Limerick hotel, three years ago.

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