Husband of Jean Eagers charged with her murder

The husband of Jean Eagers is to stand trial accused of murdering her in a samurai sword attack at their suburban home in Dublin.
Husband of Jean Eagers charged with her murder
Jean Eagers died of her wounds after an incident at her house in Willow Wood Grove estate in Hartstown in north Dublin on the morning of June 21. Picture: File image
Wed, 01 Jul, 2020 - 19:27
Tom Tuite

The husband of Jean Eagers is to stand trial accused of murdering her in a samurai sword attack at their suburban home in Dublin.

The mother-of-two, 57, died of her wounds after an incident at her house in Willow Wood Grove estate in Hartstown in north Dublin on the morning of June 21.

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