Jury to resume deliberations in Cork manslaughter trial

Judge Helen Boyle addressed the four women and eight men of the jury on the legal issues which they must bring to bear on their deliberations
 Adrian Henry (pictured) is charged with the manslaughter of James Duncan at St Patrick’s Street in Cork on September 12, 2019. Photo: Cork Courts Limited

Adrian Henry (pictured) is charged with the manslaughter of James Duncan at St Patrick’s Street in Cork on September 12, 2019. Photo: Cork Courts Limited

A jury will resume their deliberations on Tuesday in the case against a 49–year-old man accused of the manslaughter of a 40-year-old man when they were attending a homeless charity called the street café in Cork city centre in September 2019.

Adrian Henry of Seminary Road, Blackpool, Cork, is charged with the manslaughter of James Duncan, 40, at St Patrick’s Street in Cork on September 12, 2019. He replied: “Not guilty” when the manslaughter charge was put to him at Cork Circuit Criminal Court.

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