Emigrant group criticises sentence for Irishman’s killer

A group representing Irish emigrants in Britain has criticised the sentence handed down to an Englishman convicted of killing a homeless Irishman in London last year.

Emigrant group criticises sentence for Irishman’s killer

A group representing Irish emigrants in Britain has criticised the sentence handed down to an Englishman convicted of killing a homeless Irishman in London last year.

Dunstan Howells, aged 33, was jailed for seven years last week for beating 54-year-old Sean McCaffrey to death during a row over a stray dog.

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