Ballymun murder trial is adjourned

The trial of two people accused of murdering a man in Ballymun has again been adjourned in the Central Criminal Court for legal reasons.

Ballymun murder trial is adjourned
Fri, 16 Jan, 2004 - 14:17

The trial of two people accused of murdering a man in Ballymun has again been adjourned in the Central Criminal Court for legal reasons.

Ms Jacqui Noble, former partner of the deceased, Derek Benson, and Mr Paul Hopkins, a pub doorman, are jointly charged with murdering Mr Benson in Ballymun, Dublin in May 2000 in what the State allege is a contract killing.

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