Man denies murdering two women in sheltered accommodation

A man has pleaded not guilty to murdering two women in sheltered accommodation in Grangegorman in Dublin, 18 years ago.

Mon, 19 Jan, 2015 - 12:50

A man has pleaded not guilty to murdering two women in sheltered accommodation in Grangegorman in Dublin, 18 years ago.

Mark Nash, with addresses at Prussia Street and Clonliffe Road in Dublin, will go on trial at the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday accused of the killings of Sylvia Shields and Mary Callinan in March 1997.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Grangegorman Place: Dublin Place: Prussia Street Place: Clonliffe Road Place: Roscommon Person: Mark Nash Person: Sylvia Shields Person: Mary Callinan Person: Dean Lyons Person: Catherine Person: Carl Doyle Person: Sarah Jane Doyle Organisation: Central Criminal Court Organisation: St Brendan's Hospital

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