Man pleads guilty to New Ross stabbing

A man has pleaded guilty to robbery and assault charges in New Ross District Court.

Sat, 31 Jan, 2004 - 14:40

A man has pleaded guilty to robbery and assault charges in New Ross District Court.

The charges relate to the stabbing of a woman while she was working in her boutique in the town last Wednesday.

Diane Hamilton is now recovering in Waterford Regional Hospital.

43-year-old Francis Guilfoyle, from Kennedy Park in Thurles, was arrested by detectives yesterday morning and brought to New Ross Garda Station.

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