Jury in Kerry graveyard murder trial to resume deliberations on Thursday

Judge: 'It is not a game of dominoes — one down, all down. You must look at the case against each accused'
The late Thomas Dooley and his wife Siobhán.

The late Thomas Dooley and his wife Siobhán.

The 10 men and two women of the jury who deliberated throughout Wednesday on their verdicts in the Tralee cemetery murder trial have been sent home and told to resume their deliberations on Thursday.

Ms Justice Mary Ellen Ring sent them out at 10.41am to consider the evidence from the 30-day trial and by 4.13pm they were sent away until Thursday at 10am to resume their work at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork.

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