Man faces road rage attack sentence

A motorist will be sentenced today for the manslaughter of a British man in a road rage attack.

Mon, 23 Apr, 2012 - 08:42

A motorist will be sentenced today for the manslaughter of a British man in a road rage attack.

Construction worker Raymond Bates died in hospital four days after being beaten around the head with a hurley in a south Dublin suburb on September 26, 2010.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Peterlee Place: Co Durham Place: Ireland Place: Dublin Place: Sandymount Road Place: Tritonville Road Place: Tyrellstown Place: West Dublin Person: Raymond Bates Person: Karl Donohoe Person: Paul Carney Person: Bates Person: Donohoe Person: Brenda Organisation: Central Criminal Court Organisation: Mitsubishi

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