Newspapers in court over Murphy trial reporting

Contempt of court proceedings are being taken against three newspapers over their reporting of the Brian Murphy manslaughter trail.

Mon, 29 Mar, 2004 - 13:27

Contempt of court proceedings are being taken against three newspapers over their reporting of the Brian Murphy manslaughter trail.

The editors and proprietors of the Irish Examiner, The Star on Sunday and The UCD College Tribune are to be called for a hearing before Judge Michael White on April 28.

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