Double murder trial hears further evidence

The mother of a Dublin man accused of a double murder told him she’d rather have a son who was murdered than a rat, his Central Criminal Court trial has heard.

Double murder trial hears further evidence
Tue, 22 May, 2012 - 18:32

The mother of a Dublin man accused of a double murder told him she’d rather have a son who was murdered than a rat, his Central Criminal Court trial has heard.

Gary Howard (aged 24) of Emerald Street in the inner city has pleaded not guilty to murdering Patrick Mooney (aged 58) and Brendan Molyneux (aged 46) on January 10, 2010.

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