Women may have seen fatal stabbing in Waterford

Gardaí have appealed to two women who might have been in the vicinity of a fatal stabbing at the weekend to come forward.

Women may have seen fatal stabbing in Waterford
Mon, 10 Oct, 2016 - 01:00
Conor Kane

A row led to the death of 28-year-old James (Jay) Banville, from Raheen, outside Clonroche, in Co Wexford, at about 3.20am on Saturday morning in Waterford City.

The incident, at New Street, happened just hours into a ‘purple flag weekend’ aimed at underlining the city as a safe and vibrant place.

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CourtsWaterfordstabbingPlace: WaterfordPlace: RaheenPlace: ClonrochePlace: Co WexfordPlace: Waterford cityPlace: New StreetPlace: University Hospital WaterfordPlace: WexfordPlace: Waterford Garda StationPlace: John StreetPlace: John’s LanePlace: Park Lane ApartmentsPlace: O’Connell StreetPlace: BallinamonaPlace: TramorePerson: James (Jay) BanvillePerson: BanvillePerson: GardaíPerson: CllrPerson: Adam WysePerson: Katie MurphyPerson: WyseOrganisation: University Hospital WaterfordOrganisation: Chamber of CommerceOrganisation: Association of City and Town Management
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