Fourth Longford man goes free

A fourth Longford man has been declared not guilty of violent disorder at the trial arising out of an ambush by an armed group on a wedding party and the shooting of two passengers in a car.

Fourth Longford man goes free
Tue, 25 Nov, 2008 - 17:42

A fourth Longford man has been declared not guilty of violent disorder at the trial arising out of an ambush by an armed group on a wedding party and the shooting of two passengers in a car.

William McGinley (aged 66) of Shroid walked free today from Dublin Circuit Criminal Court after prosecuting counsel Mr Eanna Mulloy SC entered a nolle prosequi in relation to him.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: ShroidPlace: Dublin Road,Place: LongfordPlace: Dublin Road LongfordPlace: Palace DrivePlace: WoodlandsPlace: Dublin RoadPerson: William McGinleyPerson: Eanna MulloyPerson: MulloyPerson: Desmond DockeryPerson: Robert HannafinPerson: Tommy McGinleyPerson: Rory MaccabePerson: Denis McGinleyPerson: Patrick HannafinPerson: MacCabePerson: Therese NevinPerson: Hugh NevinPerson: Ken Fogarty SCPerson: HannafinOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: DPP
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