Latest: Jurors wouldn't have heard anything on social media that wasn't said in court, says Murphy

Latest: Paul Murphy has defended his party's use of Twitter and Facebook during the Jobstown trial.

Latest: Jurors wouldn't have heard anything on social media that wasn't said in court, says Murphy
Sun, 02 Jul, 2017 - 09:49

Update 3.26pm: Paul Murphy has defended his party's use of Twitter and Facebook during the Jobstown trial.

It comes after Fine Gael's Josepha Madigan said she had issues with some of the comments made online during the trial.

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