Cork murder trial sent forward to Central Criminal Court

A teenager accused of murdering a man in Cork city in May was returned for trial today to the Central Criminal Court in Dublin.

Wed, 06 Oct, 2004 - 18:10

A teenager accused of murdering a man in Cork city in May was returned for trial today to the Central Criminal Court in Dublin.

Frank Cunningham, 18, appeared in Cork District Court on the charge of murdering Patrick Walsh at 62 Fair Hill Drive, Cork, on May 27 last, contrary to common law.

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