Neighbour charged with murder of father of five

A NEIGHBOUR of murdered father of five Thomas Farrell appeared in court yesterday charged with the fatal stabbing of the 43-year-old.

Neighbour charged with murder of father of five
Sat, 29 Nov, 2003 - 00:00
John Breslin

Darren Rogers, aged 20, of Elmdale Park in the Cherry Orchard area of west Dublin, made no comment during a brief appearance before Kilmainham District Court.

Mr Farrell died a few hours after he was stabbed in the back in the hallway of his Cherry Orchard View home, shortly after 8pm on Wednesday.

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CourtsPlace: NEIGHBOURPlace: Elmdale ParkPlace: Cherry OrchardPlace: West DublinPlace: Cherry Orchard ViewPlace: Ballyfermot Garda StationPlace: BallyfermotPerson: Thomas FarrellPerson: Darren RogersPerson: FarrellPerson: Denis SmithPerson: RogersPerson: Patrick BradyPerson: Terry HanahoePerson: HanahoePerson: Rogers’Person: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: GrainnePerson: AllyPerson: JordanPerson: JohnathonPerson: AshleyPerson: HeatherOrganisation: Kilmainham District CourtOrganisation: Clover Hill District Court
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