Notorious killer loses appeal against conviction for murder and mutilation of two women in 'Grangegorman murders'

The Court of Appeal has upheld serial killer Mark Nash's conviction for the “cold-case” killing of two women in Dublin known as the 'Grangegorman murders'.

Notorious killer loses appeal against conviction for murder and mutilation of two women in 'Grangegorman murders'
Tue, 08 May, 2018 - 16:51

By Ruaidhrí Giblin

The Court of Appeal has upheld serial killer Mark Nash's conviction for the “cold-case” killing of two women in Dublin known as the 'Grangegorman murders'.

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