Supreme Court rules for extradition of Louth man to Spain

The Supreme Court has ordered that a Co Louth man should be extradited to Spain where he is wanted for the alleged murder of his wife.

Fri, 04 Nov, 2005 - 10:39

The Supreme Court has ordered that a Co Louth man should be extradited to Spain where he is wanted for the alleged murder of his wife.

The five judges of the court unanimously upheld a High Court order of May 27 ordering that Michael Dermot McArdle (aged 36), of Brookfield, Heynestown, Dundalk should be extradited to Spain.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Spain Place: Brookfield, Heynestown Place: Dundalk Place: Marbella Place: Ballyjamesduff Place: Co Cavan Person: Michael Dermot McArdle Person: McArdle Person: Kelly Anne Organisation: Supreme Court Organisation: High Court

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