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If he had been accompanied, she said, the outcome may have been different. She said the victim impact statement from the McCormack family had been deeply moving and expressed the pain of living without their son.

She noted Jones came from a decent and supportive family and that he had been deeply affected in the aftermath of the offence. A probation report put him at low risk of reoffending. Judge Greally said she had to take into account the general deterrent factor of the sentence imposed and did not think a community-based sanction would have the necessary deterrent effect.

She imposed a nine-month sentence and disqualified Jones from driving for five years. She expressed her condolences to the McCormack family.

Please update your payment details to keep enjoying your Irish Times subscription. Mother wishes well for learner driver who killed teenage son Gareth Jones 22 sentenced to nine months over death of Paul McCormack 16 Fri, Oct 21, , Updated: Fri, Oct 21, , The maximum term of imprisonment for this offence is two years.

Other Sports. Social Affairs. The High Court has upheld a decision that the refusal of a learner driver permit to an asylum seeker does not amount to racial discrimination. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh.

A lone parent who arrived here in applied for international protection and then applied in October for a learner permit because, although she lives in Munster , she had to travel to Dublin to work as a housekeeper.

Her journey involves a lengthy rail and bus journey and she was unable to move to the capital due to lack of accommodation in a direct provision centre there. She held a full licence in her own country and her employer here offered her a car if she got a full Irish licence. As an asylum seeker, she holds a temporary residence certificate which allows her to remain in the State pending the determination of her application for international protection.

The temporary certificate was not accepted as proof of normal residence when she applied for a learner permit to the National Driver Licensing Service NDLS. She appealed that decision on a point of law to the High Court where Ms Justice Eileen Creedon also refused the appeal. It argued, among other things, that it was obliged by law to seek evidence of normal residence pursuant to the regulations.

The requirement to provide evidence of that was not prohibited under equal status legislation, it was also argued.