Galway man found guilty but insane of mother's murder

A Galway man was today found guilty but insane of the murder of his mother nearly four years ago at the Central Criminal Court.

Galway man found guilty but insane of mother's murder
Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 - 17:14

A Galway man was today found guilty but insane of the murder of his mother nearly four years ago at the Central Criminal Court.

43-year-old Sean Fahy of Ballindooley, Headford Road, Galway yesterday pleaded guilty but insane to the murder of his elderly mother, Mrs Margaret Fahy at her home in Ballindooley, on September 11, 2001.

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