Murder case to make Irish legal history

A man in the North will make legal history today as the first person to face a jury in the Republic in connection with a non-terrorist related offence in the North.

Murder case to make Irish legal history

A man in the North will make legal history today as the first person to face a jury in the Republic in connection with a non-terrorist related offence in the North.

Stephen Cahoon is charged with murdering his partner, mother-of-four Jean Quigley, in Derry in July last year.

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