Jury finds man not guilty of manslaughter in Cork

The jury of four women and eight men took little more than one hour to deliver their unanimous verdict
 Adrian Henry (pictured) had denied the charge of committing the manslaughter of James Duncan in Cork on September 12, 2019. Photo: Cork Courts Limited

Adrian Henry (pictured) had denied the charge of committing the manslaughter of James Duncan in Cork on September 12, 2019. Photo: Cork Courts Limited

A not guilty verdict has been delivered 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.

A jury of four women and eight men took little more than one hour to deliver their unanimous verdict in the case.

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