Michaela murder trial to open in Mauritius

The trial of two men accused of strangling the daughter of Tyrone gaelic football manager Mickey Harte as she honeymooned in Mauritius is set to begin today.

Michaela murder trial to open in Mauritius
Tue, 22 May, 2012 - 08:10

The trial of two men accused of strangling the daughter of Tyrone gaelic football manager Mickey Harte as she honeymooned in Mauritius is set to begin today.

Michaela McAreavey, 27, was found dead in the bathtub of her and her husband John’s luxury hotel room in the Indian Ocean island last January – just two weeks after their wedding.

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CourtsMichaela McAreavey trialPlace: MauritiusPlace: Indian Ocean islandPlace: Port LouisPlace: Plaine des RochesPlace: Petit RaffrayPlace: La Bastille prisonPlace: PhoenixPlace: BallygawleyPlace: Co TyronePlace: Co DownPlace: Grand GaubePlace: Dungannon,Place: St MalachyPlace: BallymacilroyPerson: MichaelaPerson: TyronePerson: Mickey HartePerson: Michaela McAreaveyPerson: JohnPerson: Avinash TreebhoowoonPerson: Sandip MoneeaPerson: TreebhoowoonPerson: MoneeaPerson: John McAreaveyPerson: McAreaveyPerson: HartePerson: Prithviraj FecknahPerson: Mary McAleeseEvent: All IrelandOrganisation: Legends HotelOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: Lux Hotel
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