Books of evidence served in teen road deaths

BOOKS of evidence were served yesterday on two men accused of dangerous driving causing the death of two teenagers in Cork last May.

Books of evidence served in teen road deaths
Thu, 02 Sep, 2010 - 01:00
Liam Heylin

At Cork District Court, Judge David Riordan returned the cases against both accused for trial by judge and jury at the next sessions of Cork Circuit Criminal Court commencing on November 8.

The judge returned the cases on the application of Inspector Eileen Foster.

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