Nolan founder is bound over after picket attack
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• The founder of County Wexford-based Nolan Transport has been bound over to keep the peace for two years for assaulting a picket during a bitter eight-month dispute over union recognition.
James Nolan Senior appeared before New Ross court to face charges of assaulting James Halligan on 19 April. Halligan is one of six drivers who have been on strike since February.
Nolan was bound over with a £100 bond and ordered to pay 1:250 into the court pc>orbox.
Pickets Jim and Chris Halligan, David Jones, Henry Nolan, Patrick O'Leary and William Clarke were also bound to keep the peace for two years.
Another driver, Jim Dwyer, was fined £350 for failing to supply the Gardai with the names of drivers who blocked a bridge with Nolan Transport trucks in protest against the strike action ((M25 February-3 March).