Teenager refused entry to party sentenced for killing

A Dublin teenager who was refused entry to a house party in Ballymun three years ago has been jailed for eight years at the Central Criminal Court for the manslaughter of one of the guests.

Teenager refused entry to party sentenced for killing
Tue, 06 Oct, 2009 - 19:41

A Dublin teenager who was refused entry to a house party in Ballymun three years ago has been jailed for eight years at the Central Criminal Court for the manslaughter of one of the guests.

John McDonagh (aged 19), of Carton Road, Poppintree, Dublin pleaded guilty in July to the manslaughter of 26-year-old James Donoghue on September 10, 2006.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: BallymunPlace: Carton Road, Poppintree, DublinPlace: Dane RoadPlace: Carton RoadPlace: PoppintreePlace: St Margaret's ParkPerson: John McDonaghPerson: James DonoghuePerson: Peter CharletonPerson: McDonaghPerson: JusticePerson: CharletonPerson: Detective SergeantPerson: Michael BuckleyPerson: BuckleyPerson: DonoghuePerson: Paul BurnsPerson: Mc DonaghPerson: BurnsPerson: Monica DonoghuePerson: JamesPerson: Veronica O'BrienPerson: Bernard Christopher JoycePerson: Stephen MaughanOrganisation: Central Criminal Court
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