Four men charged with criminal offences relating to a Killarney feud will reappear in court next month.
The men appeared in Tralee District Court, in relation to a number of incidents which allegedly occurred in Ballyspillane on December 25th, 2020.
The court previously heard the alleged offences are part of a three-year feud in the town.
41-year-old Michael Harrington of Hill Top Upper, Ballycasheen is charged with violent disorder at Ballyspillane on December 25th last; 42-year-old Michael O'Brien of Hazelwood Drive, Ballyspillane is charged with aggravated burglary at 11 Hazelwood Drive, Ballyspillane on the same date; Christopher O'Brien of the same address is charged with criminal damage at 11 Hazelwood Drive on the same date, as well as aggravated burglary; and Luke O'Brien aged 21, again of the same address, is charged with violent disorder on the same date.
Represented by barrister Pat O'Sullivan, all four men previously sought bail in Killarney District Court.
Gardaí had requested a number of conditions, including all accused men stay off social media, have no contact with residents and family members of 11 Hazelwood Drive and reside in Kildare.
There were objections from Mr Harrington's and Christopher O'Brien's representative about staying outside of Killarney, save for court appearances and consultations.
Gardaí had told the court that since the two men have resided in Kildare, there have been no major incidents in the town.
All cases have been adjourned to 18th May in Killarney District Court, when DPP directions will be given.
