Trial of new age travellers to go ahead

The trial of new age travellers accused of the murder of a man in Leitrim in 1998 is to go ahead today with just two of the accused.

Thu, 27 Jun, 2002 - 13:37

The trial of new age travellers accused of the murder of a man in Leitrim in 1998 is to go ahead today with just two of the accused.

On Monday, three men pleaded not guilty to the murder but today Mr Justice Diarmuid O'Donovan told the jury that the case would now proceed against just two of them.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Leitrim Place: Drumlease, Dromohair, Co.Place: Gortimar Place: Boihy, Co Leitrim Place: Boihy, Manorhamilton Person: Diarmuid O'Donovan Person: Andrew Gordon Roche Person: Keith Cooper Person: Elliott Colin Double Person: Elliott Robertson Person: Martin Francis Barber Person: Robertson Person: O'Donovan

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