Men to go on trial in connection with Meath killing

Two men are due to go on trial this morning accused of murdering a man in Co Meath on St Stephen's Day three years ago.

Wed, 10 Nov, 2010 - 07:57

Two men are due to go on trial this morning accused of murdering a man in Co Meath on St Stephen's Day three years ago.

Dubliner Derek Hutch of Chapel Farm Avenue, Lusk and Alan Donohue of Ashdale Crescent, Ashbourne have pleaded not guilty to murdering Barry Maguire at Miltown Estate in Ashbourne.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Meath Place: Co Meath Place: Chapel Farm Avenue Place: Lusk Place: Ashdale Crescent Place: Ashbourne Place: Miltown Estate Person: Derek Hutch Person: Alan Donohue Person: Barry Maguire Person: Damien Carty Event: St Stephen's Day Organisation: Central Criminal Court

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