Sisters' killer jailed for 14 years

Alan Murphy, 27, from Newcastle, Co Down, was today sentenced to 14 years in prison by a judge at Galway Circuit Court for the manslaughter of three elderly sisters in a house fire on an island off the Galway coast in July 1999.

Sisters' killer jailed for 14 years
Tue, 24 Apr, 2001 - 15:57

Alan Murphy, 27, from Newcastle, Co Down, was today sentenced to 14 years in prison by a judge at Galway Circuit Court for the manslaughter of three elderly sisters in a house fire on an island off the Galway coast in July 1999.

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