Suspected wife killer to face trial

WIFE murder suspect Eamonn Lillis will go to trial over the killing of advertising producer Celine Cawley, it emerged yesterday.

Suspected wife killer to face trial
Wed, 07 Jan, 2009 - 00:00

A solicitor for the television producer told a Dublin court the case would proceed to trial.

Lillis, 51, who was released from custody on Monday, appeared briefly before Cloverhill District Court where he was remanded on continuing bail for three months.

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