Defence challenges evidence of accused who turned prosecution witness in murder trial

Defence lawyers at a dissident republican's murder trial are challenging the evidence of an accused man who turned prosecution witness.

Defence challenges evidence of accused who turned prosecution witness in murder trial
Mon, 30 Jan, 2017 - 18:03

Defence lawyers at a dissident republican's murder trial are challenging the evidence of an accused man who turned prosecution witness.

Peter Butterly (aged 35) was shot dead outside The Huntsman Inn, Gormanstown, Co Meath on March 6th, 2013.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: The Huntsman InnPlace: Gormanstown, Co MeathPlace: Land Dale LawnsPlace: Springfield, TallaghtPlace: Pinewood Green RoadPlace: BalbrigganPlace: Grange Park Rise,Place: Portlaoise prisonPlace: Midlands prisonPerson: Peter ButterlyPerson: Edward McGrathPerson: Sharif KellyPerson: SharifKellyCourt_large.jpgPerson: McGrathPerson: Dean EvansPerson: EvansPerson: David CullenPerson: Giollaiosa O LideadhaPerson: KellyPerson: CullenPerson: Detective SuperintendentPerson: Alf MartinPerson: Paul O'HigginsPerson: Tom MaguirePerson: MaguirePerson: Det SuptPerson: MartinPerson: O'LideadhaPerson: Tony HuntOrganisation: RepublicanOrganisation: DefenceOrganisation: DPPOrganisation: Det
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