Ex-partner to stand trial accused of murdering beauty therapist, Nadine Lott

The beauty therapist had sustained serious injuries when found at her home in St Mary's Court, Arklow, at around 4am, on December 14 last.

Ex-partner to stand trial accused of murdering beauty therapist, Nadine Lott
Tue, 14 Jan, 2020 - 13:04
Tom Tuite

A 32-year-old Dublin man is to stand trial accused of the murder of Nadine Lott who died after she sustained serious injuries in her Co Wicklow home shortly before Christmas.

Mother-of-one Nadine Lott died on December 17 in St Vincent's Hospital where she had been in a critical condition for the previous three days.

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CourtsCourt casePlace: St Mary's CourtPlace: ArklowPlace: DublinPlace: Co WicklowPlace: St Vincent's HospitalPlace: Melrose GrovePlace: ClondalkinPlace: Arklow Garda StationPerson: Nadine LottPerson: Daniel MurtaghPerson: LottPerson: Garda Darren MulhallPerson: MurtaghPerson: Garda MulhallPerson: JudgePerson: Victor BlakePerson: Padraig O’DonovanPerson: BlakePerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: O’DonovanEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: Bray District CourtOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: DPP
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