The Irishman left fighting for life by his brother in an alleged one-punch attack has called for the charges against his sibling to be dropped . Patrick Lyttle today accompanied his elder brother Barry to court for the first time , wearing a dark beanie . 'This should not be going ahead , it 's not a matter for the court , ' Patrick told reporters following a brief court mention on Thursday . Barry is facing reckless grievous bodily harm charges after he allegedly struck his brother in Kings Cross on January 3 . Scroll down for video . Patrick Lyttle ( pictured ) appeared at Downing Centre Local Court in Sydney today wearing a beanie . Patrick was accompanying his brother , Barry ( left ) , who has been charged with reckless grievous bodily harm for the alleged assault on his brother . Patrick , Barry and father Oliver appeared in good spirits at the trial today , with Patrick saying the family were hoping for a resolution soon . Patrick , who said he was doing well , explained his appearance at Downing Centre Local Court with : 'Of course I 'm here , he 's my brother . 'We love each other . ' Barry told assembled media the family were hoping for a resolution to the matter shortly , so 'we can all go home as a family ' . Patrick had not previously appeared in public since he woke up from an induced coma five days following the alleged attack . Patrick Lyttle has walked out of hospital following a one-punch attack by his brother Barry on January 3 . Patrick stood side-by-side with his brother Barry and parents in another shot , taken a month after his injuries . Before the attack : Barry uploaded this photo with Patrick , right , and their father Oliver , centre , hours after his brother woke up . The brothers ' father , Oliver , has stood by Barry at each court hearing so far . A court loosened Barry 's bail conditions in February , allowing him to move closer to the St Vincent 's Hospital in Sydney 's inner east , where Patrick was recovering . Daily Mail Australia exclusively broke the news had woken up , to the relief of his relatives , on January 8 . The matter has been adjourned until March 19 . Barry Lyttle , 33 , was charged with reckless grievous bodily harm and was granted bail on January 5 . The brothers ' father , Oliver , has been a constant presence beside his son , Barry , at court from the beginning ( pictured ) The brothers from Belfast in Ireland ( pictured here as children ) went on a night out on January 3 in Kings Cross - in Sydney 's inner-city . Patrick Lyttle was treated by paramedics at the scene in Sydney 's inner city , where he was found in a pool of blood and vomit . Two Irish brothers were involved in a confrontation outside a nightclub in Kings Cross in Sydney 's inner city which has left the younger brother fighting for his life . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
Irish tourist mark brown , 31 , was allegedly punched by his brother , dying on January 3 . After making a remarkable recovery , Lyttle has called for charges against his brother to be dropped . He appeared at court with his brother today in his first public appearance since the accident . Patrick said they loved each other and wanted to return home as a family soon .