Clare woman begins sentence for murder

A 20-year-old Co Clare woman is starting a life sentence behind bars after being found guilty of murder.

Clare woman begins sentence for murder
Wed, 23 May, 2001 - 09:36

A 20-year-old Co Clare woman is starting a life sentence behind bars after being found guilty of murder.

A jury has taken less than three hours to convict Deirdre Rose from Killaloo of murdering a young Limerick man in 1998.

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