Woman with ‘good record’ told public and gardaí to ‘f*** off’ at Limerick garda station
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce · Limerick Leader · 19 April 2026
At a sitting of Limerick District Court, Sergeant Denis Waters stated that the woman was extremely intoxicated and verbally abusive at the time of the incident
Published 24th Apr 2026, 19:55 BST Pictured: file photo At a sitting of Limerick District Court, Sergeant Denis Waters stated that the woman was extremely intoxicated and verbally abusive at the time of the incident Sign up to our Limerick Live newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know you can manage your profile, and explore all of the available newsletters from Limerick Live within your account.
A WOMAN has pleaded guilty to a section six public order offence arising from an incident at Henry Street garda station in Limerick city.
Netalja Sirotkina, 42, of The Forts, Dooradoyle, Limerick, told members of the public and gardaí to f*** off at 7.32pm on February 4, 2026.
At a sitting of Limerick District Court, Sergeant Denis Waters stated that Ms Sirotkina was extremely intoxicated and verbally abusive at the time
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Solicitor Turlough Herbert, representing the woman, said a taxi driver took her to Henry Street, and that Ms Sirotkina “wasn’t in good form”.
The defendant, the court heard, has no previous convictions.
In mitigation, the solicitor said she has “a good record” and that she’s “not working at the moment”, but she has worked in the past.
Noting this, Judge Patricia Harney commented: “I don’t know why she hasn’t got a job.”
The judge then directed that a pre-sanctioned Probation Report be prepared in relation to Ms Sirotkina.
The woman is to reappear to discuss the findings of the report on July 1.
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Reporting by Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce for Limerick Leader, funded by the Courts Reporting Scheme. Republished by News Room under the scheme’s reuse permission.
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