Woman admits indecent behaviour charge in relation to Antrim Train Station incident
A woman has admitted indecent behaviour in relation to incident at Antrim Train Station.
Lisa Marie O'Neill (49), of Maple Crescent, Dunmurry, pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent behaviour relating to December 14 2025.
At Antrim Magistrates Court, sitting in Ballymena on Tuesday, her case was adjourned until later this month for a pre-sentence report.
At a recent court, a co-accused, Martin McMillan (41), with an address listed as Gallows Street in Dromore, County Down, also admitted indecent behaviour on December 14. He pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis. His case has also been adjourned for a pre-sentence report.
Both defendants were originally charged with committing an act 'of a lewd obscene and disgusting nature and outraging public decency in full public view' at Antrim Train Station.
The prosecutor recently said the 'outraging public decency' charge against both accused was being withdrawn and replaced with an 'indecent behaviour' charge.
Full details to the background to the charge have yet to be outlined to the court.