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Having received a 14-year sentence, Connors was let out in 2019, with
John Connors
Convicted Rapist No Longer In Greystones
John Connors had reportedly been living in Burnaby Park
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John Connors
riginally from Wexford but with his current address given as Burnaby Park, Greystones, 
convicted rapist John Connors pleaded guilty in February to breaching the sex offenders notifications requirements.
According to a report in The Bray People, Connors was charged with four counts of failing to comply with ongoing notification requirements included an alleged failure to notify gardaí between January 5th and February 5th this year of required changes to his personal details.
It was then that he and his co-accused called to the victim’s door, offering a camcorder for sale, before pushing their way into the house. After Connors’ co-accused punched the victim, a rope was tied around her neck after she was pushed onto a bed, and the two men took turns raping her. At the original court case, 
the mother said she tried to keep quiet as her daughter was in the next room.
Detective Brian Shiggins objecting to bail this week on the grounds that Mr Connors has a long history of bench warrants.
According to a report in The Sindo on Sunday, March 8th 2026, Connors appealed his conviction, was out on bail and living back in Greystones, but Bray Garda later assured us that he is currently locked up in Midlands Prison in Portlaoise.
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Can’t understand why he shouldn’t be prosecuted and jailed every time he fails to notify gardai of his movements?
https://www.crimeworld.com/ireland/notorious-rapist-found-safe-and-well-by-gardai-after-going-missing/a/103247881.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Notorious rapist John Connors has been located ‘safe and well’ after spending nine days listed as a missing person.
The 42-year-old from Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford – who vanished after being sighted in the Dunmore Road area of Waterford City at approximately 10.30pm on Wednesday, August 27 – was located by gardai on Friday last.
It’s not the first time Connors has disappeared from the state’s radar.
He was released from the Midlands Prison in mid-June after serving eight months behind bars for failing to notify gardai of his whereabouts.
Connors originally came to public attention when he broke into a woman’s house in 2006 and raped her while her young daughter was in an adjacent room.
He was freed from prison for that offence in 2019 — but he was jailed for 10 months in November of 2024 after the court heard he’d been residing at an address in Bray, Co. Wicklow but hadn’t notified gardai.