Cork murder trial hears man's last words were 'Am I going to die?'

The defence senior counsel suggested that this morning's witness was trying to minimise the behaviour of the deceased, Conor Quinn, on the evening of the alleged incident

Tyler Jackson has denied the charge of murdering Conor Quinn in Mallow on July 12, 2018. 

A 24-year-old Galway man visiting Mallow with cousins after a day at the Cahirmee Horse Fair collapsed from a single stab wound and his last words were recalled at a murder trial: “I’m after being stabbed, I’m after being stabbed, am I going to die?” 

Defendant, Tyler Jackson (also known by the nickname, Tiggy) of Ballydaheen West, Mallow, Co Cork, denied at the Central Criminal Court, sitting in Cork, the charge of murdering Conor Quinn, 24, at Bridge Street, Mallow, County Cork, on July 12, 2018.