Surviving Ireland’s death row

Peter Pringle was released from prison after 14 years when his life sentence for murder was quashed by the Court of Criminal Appeal in 1995.

Surviving Ireland’s death row

He was sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit. In his new book, Peter Pringle reveals his fight for freedom — and how, in an extraordinary turn of events, the experience led him to his wife, Sunny Jacobs, a woman who also served more than a decade in prison for a murder she was innocent of. Conor Ryan reports

THREE-and-a-half acres around a cottage in west Galway is enough for Peter Pringle and Sunny Jacobs to make a good life.

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