An English man, Mohammad Rehman, is jailed after a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court finds he helped people escape following an attack in Tallaght. The court hears Rehman, 24, arrived in Ireland the day before the relevant events, travelling by ferry, and initially intended to set up a mobile valeting business while staying with his cousin. Prosecutors say that shortly after his arrival, Rehman was required to drive the men to a particular address on three separate occasions. The case is presented as involving assistance to individuals described in court as “serious criminals” in connection with the Tallaght incident. Rehman is convicted and sentenced to a term of imprisonment, according to the court’s outcome reported by both outlets. The reporting focuses on his travel background, his role in transporting the men to the address shortly after arriving in Ireland, and the sentence imposed by the Circuit Criminal Court. No additional details about the attack itself are included in the provided summaries.