Murder trial jury to continue deliberations tomorrow

The jury in the murder trial of a Dublin man accused of stabbing two friends to death is breaking from its deliberations overnight.

Murder trial jury to continue deliberations tomorrow
Wed, 16 May, 2012 - 17:50

The jury in the murder trial of a Dublin man accused of stabbing two friends to death is breaking from its deliberations overnight.

Martin Toland of Walkinstown Park denies murdering 28-year-old Alan Nolan and seriously injuring 30-year-old James Carroll at Cedar Brook Walk, Ballyfermot on September 8, 2007.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Walkinstown ParkPlace: Cedar Brook WalkPerson: Martin TolandPerson: Alan NolanPerson: James CarrollOrganisation: Central Criminal Court
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