Man reacts angrily to murder charge

A man accused of murder today reacted angrily to the charge being laid against him.

Wed, 05 Feb, 2003 - 14:44

A man accused of murder today reacted angrily to the charge being laid against him.

Philip Dorney, aged 24, of Nutley Avenue, Mahon, Cork, was charged at Cork District Court today with murdering Derek O’Connell at Blackrock Castle, Castle Road, Blackrock, Cork, on September 15 2002.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Nutley Avenue, Mahon, Cork Place: Blackrock Castle, Castle Road, Blackrock, Cork Person: Philip Dorney Person: Derek O’Connell Person: Declan O’Sullivan Person: Dorney Person: Inspector Con Cadogan Person: Judge Person: Uinsin MacGruairc Person: the Person: Director of Public Prosecutions Person: Frank Buttimer Person: Martin O'Leary Person: Derek O'Connell Organisation: Cork District Court Organisation: DPP

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