Two more men due in court over fatal Leopardstown brawl

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Two more men due in court over fatal Leopardstown brawl
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Siminic Rostas (24) died in incident last month having suffered ‘catastrophic injuries’

A further two men are due to appear in court on Monday, charged in connection with a fatal brawl in Several men were hospitalised, and a 24-year-old man died after suffering “catastrophic injuries”, following a violent confrontation in the evening of Saturday, August 29th, involving a large number of people.

The incident, which took place at an abandoned premises that was home to about 15 members of the Roma community, resulted in the death of Siminic Rostas on Tuesday, September 1st, a court heard earlier this month. The two men, aged in their late teens and 40s, were arrested on Saturday and Sunday respectively, and are the seventh and eighth men arrested in connection with the incident.

As Shane Lowry watches on, Donald Trump reinvents himself as champion of all things IrishDublin District Court on Monday morning. It will bring to five the number of people who have appeared in court over the incident. In the days after the incident, two men, Kevin Rostas of Harrington Street, Dublin 8, and Cristian Demian of Howth Road, A few days later, another man, Augustin Rostas, also appeared in court.

The 22-year-old, with addresses at Convent Place, Hatch Street Lower, and Kevin Street, Dublin 2, was granted conditional bail. Four people were arrested by gardaí after chasing another person along the main street in Ranelagh, into the shop and attacking him behind the till. A man who suffered largely superficial knife wounds in the attack was brought to hospital with injuries that were thought to be non-life-threatening and has since been released.

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