21-year-old Southill man charged with the murder of his neighbour

A LIMERICK man was yesterday charged at the city’s district court with the murder of a Southill neighbour on Saturday night.

21-year-old Southill man charged with the murder of his neighbour
Tue, 26 Feb, 2008 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

David Bridgeman, aged 21, was remanded in custody to the same court next Wednesday by Judge Aingeal Ní Chonduin.

Garda Brian Colbert gave evidence of arresting the accused at Roxboro Road at 12.41pm on Sunday and charging him with the murder of Charlie Molloy, aged 36, on Saturday night.

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