Man accused of conspiring to murder unhappy at being sent forward for trial after claiming solicitor not present in court

A 34-year-old man accused of conspiring to murder Dubliner Gary Hanley is unhappy at being sent forward for trial in October after claiming his solicitor was not present in court.

Man accused of conspiring to murder unhappy at being sent forward for trial after claiming solicitor not present in court

A 34-year-old man accused of conspiring to murder Dubliner Gary Hanley is unhappy at being sent forward for trial in October after claiming his solicitor was not present in court.

Dean Howe told the Special Criminal Court this morning: "I've no legal representation here and you're trying to put me in for trial on October 7."

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