Supreme Court dismisses Patrick Quirke's appeal against his murder conviction

The seven-judge court unanimously decided to dismiss the Tipperary farmer's appeal
Supreme Court dismisses Patrick Quirke's appeal against his murder conviction

Patrick Quirke (pictured) had pleaded not guilty to Bobby Ryan’s murder but was convicted, by a 10:2 jury verdict, following a 13-week trial. File picture: Collins Courts

Patrick Quirke’s conviction for the 2011 murder of Bobby Ryan, a DJ known as Mr Moonlight, has been affirmed by the Supreme Court.

The seven-judge court unanimously decided to dismiss the appeal, rejecting the Tipperary farmer’s application for a retrial after finding a mistake in the warrant application for a search of Quirke's home was "due to honest inadvertence".

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