Man died after attack outside GAA club, inquest told

A mother of a young man who died after he was assaulted by a group outside a GAA club today branded the whole incident a disgrace.

Thu, 04 Nov, 2004 - 18:34

A mother of a young man who died after he was assaulted by a group outside a GAA club today branded the whole incident a disgrace.

Peter Joyce, 22, from Kilcarrig Crescent in Dublin’s Tallaght died on April 13, 2002 after he was beaten-up by a large group after a 21st birthday party in the Naomh Mearnog GAA Club in Portmarnock, an inquest heard today.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Kilcarrig CrescentPlace: DublinPlace: TallaghtPlace: Naomh MearnogPlace: PortmarnockPlace: Malahide garda stationPlace: Beaumont HospitalPlace: Limekiln LanePlace: BalgriffinPlace: 20 Strandmill AvenuePlace: PortmarockPerson: Peter JoycePerson: JoycePerson: Yvette ReidPerson: Gerry FeeneyPerson: Det SgtPerson: FeeneyPerson: ReidPerson: MaryPerson: Jonathan DignamPerson: Glen CarrollPerson: CarrollPerson: PeterPerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: John HarbisonPerson: HarbisonOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: GAA clubOrganisation: Dublin City Coroner’s Court
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