Dublin man pleads guilty to participating in actions intended to help in Patrick Hutch murder

Mark Capper was transferred from custody to the non-jury Special Criminal Court today to enter his guilty plea.
Dublin man pleads guilty to participating in actions intended to help in Patrick Hutch murder
Patrick 'Patsy' Hutch.
Mon, 30 Mar, 2020 - 14:45
Ruaidhrí Giblin

A Dublin man has admitted participating in various activities intended to facilitate the murder of Patrick “Patsy” Hutch in the capital two years ago.

Mark Capper (31) of Cappagh Green, in Finglas, Dublin 11, was transferred from custody to the non-jury Special Criminal Court today to enter his guilty plea.

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CourtsPlace: DublinPlace: Cappagh GreenPlace: FinglasPlace: Dublin 11Place: Avondale House, Cumberland Street, Dublin 1Place: Bellmans Walk,Place: Seville Place, Dublin 1Place: Milners Square, Shanowen Road, Santry, Dublin 9Place: Meile An Ri Road, Balgaddy, ClondalkinPerson: Patrick HutchPerson: Mark CapperPerson: Patrick “Patsy” HutchPerson: CapperPerson: Seán GillanePerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: Tony HuntPerson: HutchPerson: Michael BurnsPerson: Ciaran O’DriscollPerson: Patrick CurtisPerson: Stephen CurtisPerson: Mohammed SmewPerson: BurnsPerson: BarristerPerson: John MoherPerson: JusticePerson: HuntPerson: Sinead Ni ChulachainPerson: Gerard GriffinOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: SpecialOrganisation: Court
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