Trial of Dublin man accused of murder begins

The trial has begun of a Dublin man accused of killing another man then setting fire to the body in an abandoned mansion in Clontarf in August 2007.

Trial of Dublin man accused of murder begins
Tue, 07 Oct, 2008 - 23:05

The trial has begun of a Dublin man accused of killing another man then setting fire to the body in an abandoned mansion in Clontarf in August 2007.

Alan Walsh (aged 39) of 43 Edenmore Park in Coolock denies the murder of Dermot Sheridan at Red Court, Seafield Road East, Clontarf between August 8 and August 9 2007. He also denies arson at the same time and place.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: ClontarfPlace: Edenmore ParkPlace: CoolockPlace: Red Court, Seafield Road East, ClontarfPlace: St Anne’s ParkPlace: RahenyPlace: EdenmorePlace: Raheny Garda StationPlace: RedPlace: Clontarf Garda StationPerson: Alan WalshPerson: Dermot SheridanPerson: Michael DurackPerson: WalshPerson: DurackPerson: SheridanPerson: GardaíPerson: Thomas FitzpatrickPerson: Erwan Mill-Person: Barry WhiteOrganisation: B & I FerriesOrganisation: Red Court
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