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.

Supreme Court rules for extradition of Louth man to Spain
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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