Man accused of attempted murder in Cork city set for trial 

Book of evidence served on Shane Casey arising out of an investigation into the alleged arson of a house on Christmas Day.
Judge Mary Dorgan sent the case forward from Cork District Court to the Central Criminal Court. A date will be set by that court for a trial of the case.

Judge Mary Dorgan sent the case forward from Cork District Court to the Central Criminal Court. A date will be set by that court for a trial of the case.

Wed, 03 Jul, 2024 - 20:57
Liam Heylin

A book of evidence was served yesterday on a 32-year-old man accused of attempted murder, arising out of an investigation into the alleged arson of a house in Cork city on Christmas Day.

On the application of Sergeant Gearóid Davis, Judge Mary Dorgan sent the case forward from Cork District Court to the Central Criminal Court. A date will be set by that court for a trial of the case.

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