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Two men appeared before Clonmel district court on Tuesday in connection with an aggravated burglary in the town in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Robert Devine and eighteen year old Lee Kelly,both with an address at 11 Brook Crescent,Clonmel appeared before Judge Terence Finn charged with aggravated burglary at 61 Highfield Grove,Clonmel on the 17th December.
The two defendants were remanded in custody to appear at Clonmel Court this Friday 22nd December.
In court on Tuesday no formal application was made for bail by solicitors representing the defendants.Eamon Hayes,solicitor represented Robert Devine and John Joy,solicitor represented Lee Kelly.
Mr.Joy said his client, Lee Kelly, was eighteen years old and had mental health and addiction issues that he required treatment for.
Judge Finn informed Mr.Joy that if such treatment was required it was up to his client to make the authorities aware of the issues and that he needed treatment.
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