Third man charged with murder of Croatian Josip Štrok in Dublin bailed

Two other men, Connor Rafferty and Anthony Delappe, have also been charged with the murder of carpenter Josip Štrok in Clondalkin on March 30
The District Court cannot consider bail in a murder case, and he was granted conditional bail in the High Court in Cloverhill on July 25. File picture

The District Court cannot consider bail in a murder case, and he was granted conditional bail in the High Court in Cloverhill on July 25. File picture

A man charged with the murder of a Croatian national who died after he suffered severe head injuries in west Dublin has been released on bail.

Carpenter Josip Štrok, 31, who lived in central Dublin, was wounded at Grange View Way, Clondalkin, on March 30. His friend David Družinec, 28, was allegedly attacked during the same incident. Mr Štrok died from his injuries four days later, on April 3, in Tallaght Hospital.

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