Murder trial collapses after statement withdrawn

A 31-year-old Dublin man accused of murder today walked free after his trial collapsed in dramatic fashion.

Murder trial collapses after statement withdrawn
Tue, 07 Feb, 2006 - 16:44

A 31-year-old Dublin man accused of murder today walked free after his trial collapsed in dramatic fashion.

Gary Bryan, from Brookville Crescent in Tallaght, had pleaded not guilty to the murder of Paul Warren in a pub in Dublin’s south inner city two years ago.

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