Brothers remanded in connection with Armagh fire murders

Two brothers have appeared in court charged with a double murder and arson in the North six years ago.

Brothers remanded in connection with Armagh fire murders
Tue, 08 Jan, 2013 - 13:39

Two brothers have appeared in court charged with a double murder and arson in the North six years ago.

The pair, aged 37 and 40, came before a magistrate in Armagh city today after consenting to their extradition from the Republic of Ireland.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: NorthPlace: ArmaghPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: Co ArmaghPlace: DublinPlace: Cois CroinnPlace: SaltownPlace: DundalkPlace: Co LouthPlace: Kevlin GlenPlace: OmaghPlace: MourneviewPlace: Moylaragh AvenuePlace: BalbrigganPlace: TassaghPlace: NewtownhamiltonPlace: Northern IrelandPerson: Thomas O’HarePerson: Lisa McClatcheyPerson: SergeantPerson: William CrossPerson: MartinPerson: Niall SmithPerson: NiallPerson: CrossPerson: District JudgePerson: Paul CopelandEvent: Armagh fireOrganisation: PSNIOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Public Prosecution Service
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