Neighbours vow to support farmer through shooting retrial

NEIGHBOURS of Mayo farmer Padraig Nally who arrived home on Sunday have vowed to support him as he faces a retrial for the killing of Traveller John ‘Frog’ Ward.

Neighbours vow to support farmer through shooting retrial
Tue, 17 Oct, 2006 - 01:00
John Fallon

The 62-year-old bachelor is back at his home in Funshinagh, near Cross, for the first time since July last year when he was sentenced to six years in jail for killing Mr Ward.

During his time in prison, a support group made up of neighbours and friends have been looking after his farm.

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