Accused allegedly admitted stabbing man, jury hears

A 19-year-old Dublin man accused of murder allegedly admitted to gardaí to stabbing the deceased, a jury today heard at the Central Criminal Court.

Accused allegedly admitted stabbing man, jury hears
Wed, 28 Apr, 2004 - 17:38

A 19-year-old Dublin man accused of murder allegedly admitted to gardaí to stabbing the deceased, a jury today heard at the Central Criminal Court.

Jason Larkin of Ravensdale Road, East Wall, Dublin denies stabbing Patrick Costello, aged 31, also of East Wall, at 'The Plough' public house, Marlborough Street on July 4, 2002.

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