Judge delivers lengthy charge to jury in farmer murder trial

The jury in the case of two brothers on trial for murdering a 49-year-old farmer in a dispute over a stray heifer, is expected to begin its deliberations when the trial resumes next Tuesday.

Judge delivers lengthy charge to jury in farmer murder trial

The jury in the case of two brothers on trial for murdering a 49-year-old farmer in a dispute over a stray heifer, is expected to begin its deliberations when the trial resumes next Tuesday.

The presiding trial judge, Mr Justice Patrick McCarthy, today delivered a three and a half hour charge to the jury, following more than two weeks of evidence in the case of Daniel-Joseph and Jason Byrne, at the Central Criminal Court.

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