Limerick man died of brain injuries, court told

A Co Limerick man died after "irreversible and irrevocable" injuries to the brain caused by a heavy object, a murder trial jury heard today.

Limerick man died of brain injuries, court told
Fri, 31 May, 2002 - 16:55

A Co Limerick man died after "irreversible and irrevocable" injuries to the brain caused by a heavy object, a murder trial jury heard today.

Deputy State Pathologist Dr Marie Cassidy told the Central Criminal Court that Mr John Carroll suffered severe head injuries.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: GlenacrePlace: KillaloePlace: Mullally Grove, Cappamore, Co. LimerickPlace: GurraunPlace: Newport, Co TipperaryPlace: BallinahinchPlace: LimerickPlace: ClarisfordPerson: LimerickPerson: Co LimerickPerson: Deputy State PathologistPerson: DrPerson: Marie CassidyPerson: John CarrollPerson: CassidyPerson: CarrollPerson: John Edwards SCPerson: Michael SagePerson: William RochePerson: Deirdre RosePerson: SagePerson: Bernadette FitzgeraldPerson: EdwardsPerson: FitzgeraldPerson: JusticePerson: CarneyOrganisation: Central Criminal Court
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