'It was him or me', murder accused told gardaí

A Bray man accused of fatally stabbing a man six years ago told gardaí he didn't "intend to stab" the deceased, saying "It was him or me", the Central Criminal Court has heard.

'It was him or me', murder accused told gardaí
Fri, 14 Jan, 2005 - 17:26

A Bray man accused of fatally stabbing a man six years ago told gardaí he didn't "intend to stab" the deceased, saying "It was him or me", the Central Criminal Court has heard.

Richard O’Carroll (aged 33) with addresses at Greenpark Road, Bray, Co Wicklow and Cois Sleibhe, Southern Cross Road, Bray has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Keith Fortune (aged 27) of Hazelwood Upper, Dargle Road, Bray.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Greenpark Road, BrayPlace: Co WicklowPlace: Cois SleibhePlace: Southern Cross RoadPlace: Hazelwood Upper, Dargle Road, BrayPlace: Goldsmith TerracePlace: Quinsboro RoadPlace: BrayPerson: BrayPerson: GardaíPerson: Richard O’CarrollPerson: Keith FortunePerson: FortunePerson: Patrick CampbellPerson: KeithPerson: O’CarrollPerson: Gerald O'CarrollPerson: Jacqueline SmithPerson: Elizabeth DunnePerson: SmithPerson: Barry HicksonOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: William Dargan Inn
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