Wexford murder trial collapses

The trial of a Co Wexford man for murdering another man in the county collapsed today at the Central Central Criminal Court in Dublin.

Mon, 18 Nov, 2013 - 14:38

The trial of a Co Wexford man for murdering another man in the county collapsed today at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin.

Michael Furlong (aged 36) of Meadowfield, The Moyne, Enniscorthy had pleaded not guilty to the murder of Mr Patrick Connors (aged 37) between April 28 and April 29, 2011, at apartments known as Carraig Túr in Enniscorthy.

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