Pathologist testifies in trial of man accused of murdering brother

A Clare man died from a fatal stab wound to the stomach that punctured a major blood vessel, the jury in the trial of his brother, accused of his murder, has heard.

Pathologist testifies in trial of man accused of murdering brother

A Clare man died from a fatal stab wound to the stomach that punctured a major blood vessel, the jury in the trial of his brother, accused of his murder, has heard.

State Pathologist Marie Cassidy told prosecuting counsel Mr Tom McConnell SC that Charlie McDonagh suffered 12 separate knife wounds including two deep puncture wounds.

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