Two brothers on charges related to death of teen

TWO men appeared before a special sitting of Dublin District Court yesterday on charges related to the death of a young Nigerian student in west Dublin on Friday night.

Two brothers on charges related to death of teen
Mon, 05 Apr, 2010 - 01:00
Sean McCarthaigh

Toyosi Shittabey, 15, died as a result of injuries sustained during a stabbing which took place just after 8pm on Friday evening near his home in Tyrrelstown.

The two accused are brothers who are both unemployed and from the south inner city area of Dublin.

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