Jurors in attempted-murder trial break to vote

Jurors hearing the trial of two men accused of attempting to murder members of a Traveller family will vote in the General Election tomorrow morning before retiring to consider their verdicts.

Jurors in attempted-murder trial break to vote
Wed, 23 May, 2007 - 20:44

Jurors hearing the trial of two men accused of attempting to murder members of a Traveller family will vote in the General Election this morning before retiring to consider their verdicts.

Martin McDonagh (aged 31), and Patrick McDonagh (aged 42), of Dunsink Lane, Finglas, Dublin have pleaded not guilty to the attempted murder of Robert Gavin, John Gavin and Patrick Gavin at St Dominic’s Park, Belcamp Lane, Coolock on New Year’s Day 2005.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Dunsink Lane,Place: St Dominic’s ParkPlace: Belcamp LanePlace: CoolockPerson: TravellerPerson: Martin McDonaghPerson: Patrick McDonaghPerson: Robert GavinPerson: John GavinPerson: Patrick GavinPerson: Paul CarneyPerson: Martin GiblinPerson: GavinPerson: GiblinPerson: Paul Burns SCPerson: JusticePerson: CarneyEvent: electionEvent: New Year’s Day 2005Event: New Year’s Day, 2005Organisation: Central Criminal Court
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