Murder case jury sent home for second night

A jury at the trial of a Dublin man accused of murder has been sent home for a second night.

Wed, 11 Feb, 2009 - 19:02

A jury at the trial of a Dublin man accused of murder has been sent home for a second night.

The six men and six women have so far been deliberating for just over three hours.

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