Pair admit killing Polish man in Coolock

Two Dublin men have admitted killing a 27-year-old Polish man as he walked to work in the capital in 2010.

Fri, 02 Mar, 2012 - 14:49

Two Dublin men have admitted killing a 27-year-old Polish man as he walked to work in the capital in 2010.

Lukasz Rzeszutko, described by his boss as "a model employee", was found with catastrophic head injuries in the Newtown Industrial Estate, Coolock on October 2, 2010.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Coolock Place: Dublin Place: Newtown Industrial Estate Place: Tonlegee Road, Raheny Place: St Donagh’s Road Place: Donaghmede Person: Lukasz Rzeszutko Person: Martin Morgan Person: Stephen Byrne Person: Barry White Person: Rzeszutko Person: Aileen Donnelly Person: Donnelly Person: Morgan Person: Byrne Organisation: Central Criminal Court

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