Dublin teens to be tried for murders of Polish nationals

A date has been set for the trial of two Dublin teenagers accused of murdering two Polish nationals earlier this year.

Mon, 24 Nov, 2008 - 12:32

A date has been set for the trial of two Dublin teenagers accused of murdering two Polish nationals earlier this year.

Sean Keogh (aged 19) of Vincent Street West, Inchicore and David Curran (aged 18) of Lissadel Green, Drimnagh will be tried for the murders at the Central Criminal Court on July 13, 2009.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Vincent Street West Place: Inchicore Place: Lissadel Green, Drimnagh Place: Benbulben Road, Drimnagh Person: Sean Keogh Person: David Curran Person: Pawel Kalite Person: Marius Szwajkos Organisation: Central Criminal Court

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