Marius Mamaliga

A 19-year-old man, who was seriously assaulted in Swords on Thursday has died in hospital.

He appeared in court on Friday night – and Detective Garda Conor Tumbleton told Judge Brian Smyth that Mr Mamaliga had been stabbed in the neck. Detective Garda ...

An hour and 10 minutes after the alleged incident, he presented himself to gardai after his father brought him to Swords station. Detective Garda Tumbleton told the court the accused made “no reply” when he was charged at 12.25pm on Friday in Swords Garda Station. He was then rushed to Beaumont Hospital. It was alleged Mr Mamaliga had been in his Audi car with two other males, who gave statements. Detective Garda Tumbleton said an artery had been cut as a result of the alleged attack. He added: “The 19-year-old male, who was seriously assaulted on Brookdale Avenue, Swords, Thursday, February 23, was pronounced deceased at Beaumont Hospital this afternoon, Sunday 26. “Marius was loved by everyone around him and meant a lot to his friends. “We all love him very much and may he forever be in our hearts. Any donation is greatly appreciated and will be directly given to his parents.” His lifelong friend Matthew Czujek set up the special GoFundMe page to help his family. [GoFundMe page](https://www.gofundme.com/f/marius-mamaliga) for Marius Mamaliga had raised more than €8,500 for the Dubliner’s family last night. Can’t thank him enough for what he’s done for me and all of his friends around him.

He was remanded in custody with consent to €51000 bail requiring a €25000 lodgement and will appear at Cloverhill District Court on Wednesday.

He was then rushed to Beaumont Hospital, where he remains in a critical condition. Detective Garda Tumbleton said an artery had been cut as a result of the alleged attack. The court heard that the accused allegedly went home “crying and trembling” and told another family member to “get dad, get dad”. He told the court gardai responded to a report of a serious assault at Forest Court at 7.14pm on Thursday. Objecting to bail, he cited the seriousness of the charge, which can, on conviction, carry a maximum penalty of a life sentence. Detective Conor Tumbleton told the court the accused made “no reply” when he was charged at 12.25pm in Swords Garda Station.

A 20-year-old man appeared in court on Saturday charged with causing serious harm to Marius Mamaliga.

It also heard that one hour and 20 minutes after the incident, Mr Gavin handed himself into Gardaí, after his father brought him to Swords Garda station. [ the attack on Brookdale Avenue in Swords](https://www.newstalk.com/news/teenager-fighting-for-life-after-serious-assault-in-swords-1440889) last Thursday night. Marius Mamaliga (19) was taken to Beaumont Hospital in critical condition after

A teenager who was allegedly stabbed while sitting in his car in a north Dublin housing estate has died in hospital.

Mr Gavin was granted legal aid after the court noted that he is unemployed. It was alleged that the victim had been in his Audi car with two other males, who both gave statements. He was charged on Saturday under section four of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act for causing serious harm to Mr Mamaliga. Objecting to bail, Detective Garda Tumbleton cited the seriousness of the charge, which can carry a life sentence. ‘The donations will be used to cover the cost of his funeral and to support his family with any other costs. ‘He never failed to make them laugh and was always there for them when they needed him.