Man found guilty of killing friend by dangerous driving

A Donegal man has been convicted of killing his friend in a dangerous driving incident in Co Louth in which several witnesses said he appeared asleep as he drove on the wrong side of the road.

Man found guilty of killing friend by dangerous driving
Thu, 24 Apr, 2008 - 16:38

A Donegal man has been convicted of killing his friend in a dangerous driving incident in Co Louth in which several witnesses said he appeared asleep as he drove on the wrong side of the road.

Oliver Shovelin (aged 32) of Clondallon, Rathmullen was remanded in custody for sentence later by Judge Tony Hunt at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

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