Wicklow man pleads guilty to manslaughter

A Wicklow man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter ten days after a jury failed to reach a verdict in his murder trial at the Central Criminal Court.

Mon, 31 Jan, 2005 - 14:07

A Wicklow man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter ten days after a jury failed to reach a verdict in his murder trial at the Central Criminal Court.

Richard O’Carroll (aged 33) with addresses at Greenpark Road, Bray, Co Wicklow and Cois Sleibhe, Southern Cross Road, Bray admitted to the manslaughter of Mr Keith Fortune (aged 27) of Hazelwood Upper, Dargle Road Bray in the early hours of May 2, 1999 at the William Dargan Inn, Bray.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: WicklowPlace: Greenpark Road, BrayPlace: Cois SleibhePlace: Southern Cross RoadPlace: roadPlace: Goldsmith TerracePlace: Quinsboro RoadPerson: Richard O’CarrollPerson: BrayPerson: Keith FortunePerson: O’CarrollPerson: Paul CarneyPerson: CarneyPerson: Elizabeth DunnePerson: DunnePerson: FortunePerson: GardaíPerson: KeithPerson: Stephanie CarrollPerson: CarrollPerson: RichiePerson: JusticePerson: JacquelinePerson: Loretta SmithPerson: ProfessorPerson: John HarbisonPerson: ProfPerson: HarbisonOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: William Dargan Inn
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