NewsWorld newsDangerous drivingSean McGlone, 29, from Drogheda, has appeared in court charged with dangerous driving following an incident in the north of Dublin13:13, 20 Jul 2026Updated 13:13, 20 Jul 2026A man has appeared in court following an incident in which Gardai said a car was driven "at a number of people".Four people, including three teenagers, were injured in the incident in Harbour Road, Skerries, north Dublin on Saturday night.Sean McGlone, 29, of Beechwood Drive, Drogheda, appeared before Balbriggan District Court this morning. Detective Garda Ultan McElroy said McGlone was arrested at his home address on Sunday. He was later charged with dangerous driving.Gardaí said they had responded to a public order incident at approximately 9.45pm on Saturday after "a large number of youths gathered and an altercation broke out".A spokesperson said: “During the course of the incident, a car drove at a number of people.”Gardaí said three teenagers – two female and one male – were taken to Beaumont Hospital for treatment with “non-life-threatening injuries”. A fourth person, a male, was later reported to have been injured.Gardaí had no objection to the granting of bail but asked for a number of restrictions to be imposed.In consultation with Mr McGlone’s legal representation, barrister Pearse Collins, Ms Justice Stephanie Coggins said he was to sign on three times a week at Drogheda Garda Station, stay out of Balbriggan and Skerries, avoid any contact with potential witnesses and avoid alcohol.Article continues belowMr Collins said Mr McGlone was employed in Duleek and travelled nationwide as a van driver for work – where he earned approximately 700 euro per week – and the M1 road was excluded from the bail conditions.The accused, dressed in a green t-shirt and black tracksuit bottoms, didn’t address the court during the short hearing.He was granted bail on his own bond of €5,000 with a €1,000 cash lodgement to appear before the court again on September 23.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Court caseDangerous driving