Burke convicted at Ballina District Court last June and fined €350 over behaviour outside inquest
Members of the Burke family Jemima, her mother Martina and Josiah. Jemima's application for leave to bring the judicial review challenge has been listed for hearing before the court in November. File photograph: Conor McKeownHer application for leave to bring the judicial review challenge has been listed for hearing before the court in November.
The inquest into the death of Patrick Rowland, from Lahardane, Co Mayo, heard he was suffering from pneumonia and sepsis and was agitated and suffering from sleep dehydration after being on a trolley for 43 hours before being transferred to a ward.
She was charged with two counts of breaching the public order act relating to separate incidents on the afternoon of June 20th at Davitt Place and Market Street. Following evidence of the arresting garda, Ms Burke was convicted and fined €350 on count two, with count one taken into consideration.
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