Sister's dying wish is to see justice, as second man gets life for Irene White's 'unspeakable' murder

'Close family friend' Niall Power has become the second man sentenced to life in prison, after admitting to the murder of mother-of-three Irene White in her Co Louth home.

Sister's dying wish is to see justice, as second man gets life for Irene White's 'unspeakable' murder
Mon, 08 Jul, 2019 - 15:36
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By Alison O'Riordan and Natasha Reid

A "close family friend" has become the second man sentenced to life in prison, after admitting to the murder of mother-of-three Irene White in her Co Louth home. Ms White’s dying sister’s wish is that all involved will be brought to justice.

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