A man charged with a hit and run in Innishannon in Co Cork has been remanded in custody for a further two weeks.
Bohdan Bezverkhyi of Rigsdale House, Rigsdale, Ballinhassig was previously charged with four charges relating to the alleged hit and run at Dunkereen Cross in Innishannon on December 30th last.
The charges include failing to offer assistance at the scene of a crash to the injured party, broadcaster Paudie Palmer, failing to report the occurrence, failing to keep his vehicle at the place of occurrence for a reasonable period and failing to stop his vehicle.
At Bandon District Court on Thursday, Sgt Paul Kelly told Judge James McNulty that the investigation is ongoing and is quite extensive, with gardaí awaiting reports prior to any directions from the DPP.
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Solicitor for Mr Bezverkhyi, Myra Dinneen, said she consented to the Garda request for a further remand in custody until January 19th next, at which point she indicated she would make a bail application for her client.
She added that her client expresses regret for what happened.
Mr Palmer is a well-known GAA broadcaster and his goddaughter, Claudine Keane, wife of former Ireland striker Robbie Keane, was among those asking for prayers on his behalf.