Closing arguments in Carlow murder trial

A jury at the trial of a Laois man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend today heard closing speeches by the prosecution and the defence.

Fri, 24 Jul, 2009 - 17:33

A jury at the trial of a Laois man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend today heard closing speeches by the prosecution and the defence.

Gordon Molloy (aged 24), Ballinakill, Ballickmoyler, Co. Laois has pleaded not guilty to murdering Ciara Ni Chathmhaoil (aged 22) at her home in Ardmore Gardens, Carlow, on November 12, 2007.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Carlow Place: Laois Place: Ballinakill Place: Ballickmoyler, Co.Place: Ardmore Gardens Person: Gordon Molloy Person: Ciara Ni Chathmhaoil Person: Ni Chathmhaoil Person: Molloy Person: Patrick McCarthy Person: Patrick O’Connell

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