State gets time on book of evidence

The state has been given more time to complete a book of evidence in the case of a Limerick woman accused of IRA membership and the murder a father-of-two in west Dublin in November.

David Darcy, who was in his late 30s and had no known criminal links, was shot while he was sitting in his van at Cherry Orchard Avenue on Nov 28.

Mr Darcy, who was employed as a driver for a local butcher and was originally from Claddagh Road in Ballyfermot, had been about to go to work when he was killed.