Accused wishes she could ‘turn back the clock’

A woman on trial for murdering a teenage mother-of-two by stabbing her in the chest outside a supermarket, told gardaí in an interview that she regretted the killing and wished she could turn back the clock.

Accused wishes she could ‘turn back the clock’

A woman on trial for murdering a teenage mother-of-two by stabbing her in the chest outside a supermarket, told gardaí in an interview that she regretted the killing and wished she could turn back the clock.

Kelly Noble (aged 21) is on trial at the Central Criminal Court where she has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 19-year-old Emma McLoughlin outside Pat’s supermarket in Laytown on June 2 last year.

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