Man acquitted of Arranmore murder

A man who admitted killing a teenager in a bar on Arranmore Island has been acquitted of his murder at the Central Criminal Court.

Man acquitted of Arranmore murder
Tue, 14 Feb, 2012 - 17:25

A man who admitted killing a teenager in a bar on Arranmore Island has been acquitted of his murder at the Central Criminal Court.

Stephen Boyle (aged 41) had admitted killing but denied murdering Paul Boyle (aged 19) at Early’s Bar, Leabgarrow, Arranmore on October 3, 2009.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: ArranmorePlace: Arranmore IslandPlace: Early’s Bar, Leabgarrow,Place: Austen House, Cambridge Road, Kilburn ParkPlace: LondonPlace: Letterkenny HospitalPlace: Castlerea PrisonPerson: Stephen BoylePerson: Paul BoylePerson: BoylePerson: Patrick McCarthyPerson: Vincent HeneghanPerson: McCarthyPerson: Paul O’Person: Khalid JabbarPerson: JabbarPerson: Mary McGuirePerson: Michael O HigginsPerson: McGuirePerson: Brendan GillespiePerson: Mr (Person: Paul) O HigginsPerson: Mr (Micheal) O HigginsOrganisation: Central Criminal Court
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