Man jailed for attempted murder of brother-in-law

A Dublin man was today jailed for 12 years by a judge at the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin for attempting to murder his brother-in-law.

Wed, 25 Nov, 2009 - 14:15

A Dublin man was today jailed for 12 years by a judge at the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin for attempting to murder his brother-in-law.

Mr Justice Paul Carney said that he had been unable to find anything in favour of Charles Darcy, who fired a semi-automatic pistol twice at his brother-in-law, Patrick Collins’, head.

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