'Curious development' leads to 'a false start' at Gerry Hutch trial

The court heard that the trial would conclude in two weeks "subject to matters falling out of the sky"
'Curious development' leads to 'a false start' at Gerry Hutch trial

The security presence at the Special Criminal Court where the trial of Gerry Hutch for the murder of David Byrne continues. Picture: Collins Courts

A "curious development' in the trial of Gerard 'The Monk' Hutch, who denies murdering Kinahan Cartel member David Byrne at the Regency Hotel, has seen a document disclosed to the defence, the Special Criminal Court heard on Wednesday morning.

When the non-jury court returned today following the Christmas break Sean Gillane SC, prosecuting, apologised to the three judges for what he described as "something of a false start this morning".

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