Sweetman pleads not guilty to Fanning murder

A man in his early fifties pleaded not guilty today to the murder of a Co Tipperary man in 1996.

Mon, 01 Dec, 2003 - 13:03

A man in his early fifties pleaded not guilty today to the murder of a Co Tipperary man in 1996.

A jury was sworn in at the Central Criminal Court to try Ivor Sweetman for the murder of Danny Fanning (aged 71) at his home at Stephenstown, Rosegreen in Cashel on February 6, 1996.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Co Tipperary Place: Stephenstown, Rosegreen Place: Cashel Place: Bawnlea Green, Jobstown, Tallaght Place: Dublin Person: Sweetman Person: Fanning Person: Ivor Sweetman Person: Danny Fanning Person: Brigid Person: Roseleen Organisation: Central Criminal Court

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