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| Ardoyne trouble: Man in court on attempted murder charges | |
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| A 61-year-old man has appeared in court on two counts of attempted murder after a car hit pedestrians during violence in north Belfast. | |
| A teenage girl and a woman were injured when they were struck by the car during protests in the city on Monday evening. | |
| John Alexander Aughey, of Brae Hill, Ballysillan, Belfast. was released on conditional bail. | |
| His solicitor said what happened was "highly regrettable and regretted" by Mr Aughey. | |
| The lawyer told the court that Mr Aughey was in poor health and had been treated three times for cancer. | |
| He has a job and is a carer for his wife who is ill. Mr Aughey was supported by family and friends in court. | |
| He was released on his own bail of £500 to appear again on 12 August. | |
| The judge imposed a series of restrictions, including a daily curfew from 23:00 BST until 07:00 BST. | |
| Mr Aughey is to live at an address far from greater Belfast which was not made public. | |
| He cannot go into north Belfast, except for medical appointments. | |
| He is not to go within 500m of any parade, procession or protest, he is not permitted to drive a car and he must report to a police station on a weekly basis. |