Rugby rape trial: Jury released for the day without reaching a verdict

Latest:The jury in the rape trial of two Ireland rugby players has been released for the day without reaching a verdict.

Tue, 27 Mar, 2018 - 17:00

Update 4.15pm: The jury in the rape trial of two Ireland rugby players has been released for the day without reaching a verdict.

The eight men and three women deliberated for more than two hours this afternoon. They had also sent a list of questions to the judge, the court was told.

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