Hotelier’s husband is charged with her murder

THE husband of hotelier Siobhan Kearney who was found strangled to death over a year ago has been charged with her murder.

Hotelier’s husband is charged with her murder
Thu, 31 May, 2007 - 01:00
Caroline O’Doherty

Brian Kearney, aged 50, was arrested early yesterday morning in the estate where he lived with his late wife and their four-year-old son, Daniel.

During a brief appearance at Dun Laoghaire District Court in south Dublin, Detective Sergeant Michael Gibbons said he had arrested the accused at 6.50am and brought him to Dundrum Garda Station where he was formally charged.

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CourtsCrimePlace: south DublinPlace: Dundrum Garda StationPlace: CarnroePlace: KnocknasheePlace: MallorcaPlace: SollerPlace: GoatstownPerson: Siobhan KearneyPerson: Brian KearneyPerson: DanielPerson: Detective SergeantPerson: Michael GibbonsPerson: GibbonsPerson: JudgePerson: Claire LeonardPerson: KearneyPerson: Robert EagarPerson: EagarPerson: DeirdrePerson: Owen McLaughlinPerson: AislingPerson: BrighidPerson: SiobhanPerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsOrganisation: Dun Laoghaire District CourtOrganisation: Hotel SalviaOrganisation: Cloverhill District Court
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