Dublin man gets life in murder retrial

A Dublin man whose murder conviction was quashed by the Court of Criminal Appeal has been found guilty of the offence for the second time.

Dublin man gets life in murder retrial
Fri, 22 Mar, 2013 - 17:26

A Dublin man whose murder conviction was quashed by the Court of Criminal Appeal has been found guilty of the offence for the second time.

Bryan Ryan (aged 29), of Ard Caher, Louisburgh, Co. Mayo, but who is originally from Blanchardstown, had pleaded not guilty to murdering Ian Tobin (aged 25) at Fortlawn Park, Blanchardstown, on May 27, 2007.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Ard Caher, Louisburgh, Co. MayoPlace: BlanchardstownPlace: Fortlawn Park, BlanchardstownPlace: Fortlawn ParkPerson: Bryan RyanPerson: Ian TobinPerson: Patrick McCarthyPerson: McCarthyPerson: TobinPerson: RyanPerson: JusticePerson: Barry WhitePerson: WhitePerson: Kevin WhelanPerson: BlakePerson: WhelanPerson: Blake TobinPerson: Michael MurrayPerson: MurrayPerson: GardaíPerson: Detective SergeantPerson: Michael KennedyPerson: Tom O’ ConnellPerson: Sara MurphyOrganisation: Court of Criminal AppealOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: Witness Protection Programme
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