Report delays completion of Moloney book of evidence

A pathologist's report has delayed the completion of a book of evidence in the case of a trainee mechanic accused of killing journalist Eugene Moloney who died after an incident in Dublin in June.

A pathologist's report has delayed the completion of a book of evidence in the case of a trainee mechanic accused of killing journalist Eugene Moloney who died after an incident in Dublin in June.

Mr Moloney, a former reporter with the Irish Independent, lived at Portobello Place on Dublin's south side and was making his way in the early hours of June 24 after a night out with friends.

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