Man charged with murder after alleged roadside attack

A father-of-one will go on trial at the Central Criminal Court in February, charged with murdering an English motorist, who died after an alleged roadside attack.

Man charged with murder after alleged roadside attack
Mon, 11 Apr, 2011 - 15:47

A father-of-one will go on trial at the Central Criminal Court in February, charged with murdering an English motorist, who died after an alleged roadside attack.

Karl Donohoe (aged 29) of Fishermans Wharf, Ringsend, Dublin is charged with the murder of 49-year-old Raymond Bates on September 30 last in Sandymount, Dublin.

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