File sent to DPP for decision after death of Canadian tourist injured on O’Connell Street

Gardaí have submitted a file to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) over the death of a Canadian tourist who died after being injured on Dublin’s O’Connell Street in June.

On Tuesday, Judge Alan Mitchell adjourned Ionut Danca’s case for another two weeks for a decision on whether he is to face an additional charge over the alleged assault on Neno Dolmajian on June 23rd.

Judge Mitchell was given confirmation at Cloverhill District Court that gardaí had completed and submitted an investigation file to the DPP.

Mr Danca (24), a Romanian construction worker with an address at Rathdown Square, North Circular Road, Dublin 7, was remanded in continuing custody.

He has been accused of assault causing harm to Mr Dolmajian but could face a “more serious charge”.

He had been denied bail on June 28th at Dublin District Court.

Mr Dolmajian, who was from Montreal, single and in his 40s, was brought to the Mater Hospital “unresponsive”, never regained consciousness and he died on July…

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