Trial into deaf man's murder continues

The trial continues today of a man accused of the murder of a profoundly deaf man in Newport, Co Tipperary.

Wed, 27 Feb, 2002 - 07:42

The trial continues today of a man accused of the murder of a profoundly deaf man in Newport, Co Tipperary.

A witness in the murder trial yesterday told a jury that the accused and a second man arrived at his home shortly after the murder and the second man asked for an alibi.

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