Youths sent for trial over St Patrick's day killing

Two youths charged with the manslaughter of a man who died after an assault in north Dublin on St Patrick’s Day last year were served with books of evidence today and returned for trial.

Youths sent for trial over St Patrick's day killing
Fri, 13 Jul, 2012 - 15:42

Two youths charged with the manslaughter of a man who died after an assault in north Dublin on St Patrick’s Day last year were served with books of evidence today and returned for trial.

Joseph Connolly suffered head injuries following a row outside a pharmacy on the Ballymun Road, in Ballymun, on St Patrick's night, 2011.

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