Sign in

Dungannon murder: Police still holding 21-year-old

Police in the North are continuing to hold a 21-year-old man for questioning in relation to the death of Sean Fitzpatrick in Dungannon yesterday morning.

Dungannon murder: Police still holding 21-year-old

Mon, 24 Mar, 2008 - 09:57

Police in the North are continuing to hold a 21-year-old man for questioning in relation to the death of Sean Fitzpatrick in Dungannon yesterday morning.

The 32-year-old was found dead on the Donaghmore Road in Dungannon, Co Tyrone.

Irish Examiner’s WhatsApp channel

Follow and share the latest news and stories

more courts articles

Birds Eye Fish Finger Sandwich Awards

Gregg Wallace launches legal action against BBC following MasterChef sacking

Jay Blades court case

Jay Blades denies rape and will not face trial for two years

Graham Linehan court case

Father Ted creator Linehan arrives at court for trans activist harassment trial

More in this section

Child playing with mathematical toy

Creche to pay child €3,000 compensation for discrimination over nut allergy

Parents of boy killed by van lose appeal against DPP's decision to bring no charges

Parents of boy killed by van lose appeal against DPP's decision to bring no charges

DAA to repay €350k after Dublin Airport car park customers overcharged in misleading flash sales

DAA to repay €350k after Dublin Airport car park customers overcharged in misleading flash sales

Courts Heathrow Place: Dungannon Place: Donaghmore Road Place: Dungannon, Co Tyrone Person: Sean Fitzpatrick

<p>The paper models future demographics and warns that if migration falls to net zero by 2035, the labour force will begin contracting from that point. Picture: iStock</p>

Ireland risks economic decline without migration as ageing workforce threatens labour force stability

Lunchtime News

Newsletter

Keep up with stories of the day with our lunchtime news wrap and important breaking news alerts.

© Examiner Echo Group Limited