Louth woman washed hands instead of calling ambulance for stabbed partner, court hears

A 42-year-old Louth woman accused of murder told gardaí that she got a knife and "stuck it in" her partner during a physical fight, a jury has heard.

Louth woman washed hands instead of calling ambulance for stabbed partner, court hears

A 42-year-old Louth woman accused of murder told gardaí that she got a knife and "stuck it in" her partner during a physical fight, a jury has heard.

Paula Farrell (aged 42) with an address at Rathmullen Park, Drogheda, Co Louth is charged with murdering her partner Wayne McQuillan (aged 30) at her home on January 1, 2014.

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