Dublin man jailed for six years in manslaughter case

A 24-year-old Dublin man received a six-year prison sentence for the manslaughter of a man who was kicked and stamped to death in a vicious row on St Stephen’s Green last April.

Dublin man jailed for six years in manslaughter case

A 24-year-old Dublin man received a six-year prison sentence for the manslaughter of a man who was kicked and stamped to death in a vicious row on St Stephen’s Green last April.

At the Central Criminal Court, Mr Thomas Corway, with an address in Coolock, Dublin was jailed for the unlawful killing of Mr Patrick (Paddy) Pepper on April 9, 2002 at the Wolf Tone monument at St Stephen's Green, Dublin. Last October Corway pleaded guilty to the charge.

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