Jury sworn in in Limerick murder trial

A jury has been sworn in for the trial of a 39-year-old Limerick man charged with the murder of a father of four outside a city pub two years ago.

Wed, 01 Nov, 2006 - 17:03

A jury has been sworn in for the trial of a 39-year-old Limerick man charged with the murder of a father of four outside a city pub two years ago.

Derek McNamara, with an address at St Ita's Street, St Mary's Park, Limerick, is charged with the murder of Martin O'Donoghue at Broad Street, Limerick, on August 9th 2004.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Limerick Place: St Ita's Street, St Mary's Park,Place: Broad Street, Limerick Person: Derek McNamara Person: Martin O'Donoghue Person: Paul Carney Organisation: Central Criminal Court

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