Man jailed for stabbing sister's boyfriend

A man who was captured on video camera stabbing his sister's boyfriend to death has been jailed for life in the first ever murder trial to take place outside Dublin.

Man jailed for stabbing sister's boyfriend
Fri, 11 Jul, 2003 - 19:01

A man who was captured on video camera stabbing his sister's boyfriend to death has been jailed for life in the first ever murder trial to take place outside Dublin.

Johnny 'Taz' McNamara (aged 31), of Craeval Park, Moyross, Limerick, had pleaded not guilty to the murder of 27-year-old John O'Sullivan in Moyross on August 13, 2001.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Craeval Park,Place: MoyrossPlace: LimerickPlace: Craeval ParkPlace: Pineview GardensPlace: Mayorstone gardaPerson: Johnny 'Taz' McNamaraPerson: John O'SullivanPerson: O'SullivanPerson: Louise McNamaraPerson: Johnny McNamaraPerson: McNamaraPerson: Marie CassidyPerson: Paul CarneyPerson: Det SgtPerson: Jim RyanPerson: Liam O'SullivanPerson: CarneyPerson: Aisling BondPerson: JusticeEvent: murder trialsOrganisation: Central Criminal Court
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