Jury sent to hotel in Limerick murder trial

The Central Criminal Court jury in the trial of a Limerick student accused of fatally stabbing a 59-year-old man have been sent to a hotel for the night after deliberating for more than four hours.

Jury sent to hotel in Limerick murder trial

The Central Criminal Court jury in the trial of a Limerick student accused of fatally stabbing a 59-year-old man have been sent to a hotel for the night after deliberating for more than four hours.

Mr Joseph 'Jody' Buston, 21, of Towerfield, Croom, Co Limerick, has pleaded not guilty to murdering Mr O'Donovan at his home on St Senan's Terrace in the village in the early hours of November 4, 2006.

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