Court refuses bail to man who shot Charlie Chawke

The Court of Criminal Appeal has refused to grant bail to a Dublin man sentenced to life imprisonment for shooting publican Charlie Chawke during a robbery.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has refused to grant bail to a Dublin man sentenced to life imprisonment for shooting publican Charlie Chawke during a robbery.

Today the CCA ruled that Frank Ward, who is seeking to have his convictions quashed, was not entitled to bail because had failed to display to the court that there is a strong chance that his appeal would succeed.

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