Garda interviews highlight conflicting evidence from man accused of killing Cork chef

In the interview, James Brady had repeatedly told gardaí “I did not kill him”

The second piece of information James Brady (right) initially gave in Garda interviews but then admitted was untrue was about the identity of the person who drove him back to the camp off Mardyke Walk on the night of the killing. Photo: Michael Mac Sweeney/Cork Courts

A man accused of murdering Cork chef Timmy Hourihane repeatedly claimed that he did not kill him in a garda interview following his arrest.

But gardaí proved that James Brady had lied to them twice in interviews and said that he "was still not telling them everything".