Menu
12/12/2012
Michael Barry Acquitted In Toyosi Murder Case
A judge has directed the acquittal that Dublin man, Michael Barry, is to be acquitted of a murder charge of Toyosi Shittabey in April 2010.
15 year old Toyosi was stabbed on Good Friday following an argument between a group of friends and the Barry brothers.
Judge Barry White directed there was no evidence to suggest Mr Barry know his brother, Paul, was in possession of a knife when he took him to the scene where the teen was stabbed.
Mr Barry of Pigeon House Road had denied being party to the stabbing.
Paul Barry is now deceased.
The judge directed a verdict of not guilty be issued against Michael Barry.
(CD/GK)
15 year old Toyosi was stabbed on Good Friday following an argument between a group of friends and the Barry brothers.
Judge Barry White directed there was no evidence to suggest Mr Barry know his brother, Paul, was in possession of a knife when he took him to the scene where the teen was stabbed.
Mr Barry of Pigeon House Road had denied being party to the stabbing.
Paul Barry is now deceased.
The judge directed a verdict of not guilty be issued against Michael Barry.
(CD/GK)
Related Irish News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
23 June 2014
Majority Agree To Tax Sugary Drinks
The majority of the Irish public agree with a health-related tax on sugar sweetened drinks to help reduce childhood obesity, according to a recent poll carried out for the Irish Heart Foundation by Ipsos MRBI.
Majority Agree To Tax Sugary Drinks
The majority of the Irish public agree with a health-related tax on sugar sweetened drinks to help reduce childhood obesity, according to a recent poll carried out for the Irish Heart Foundation by Ipsos MRBI.
14 April 2014
DCC To Debate Renewed Liffey Cable Car Proposal
Eight years after being abandoned, Dublin City Council is to again debate a proposal for a cable car service that would run along the Liffey, from Dockland's west to Heuston Station. First proposed in 2006 by developer Barry Boland, the €80m scheme never progressed.
DCC To Debate Renewed Liffey Cable Car Proposal
Eight years after being abandoned, Dublin City Council is to again debate a proposal for a cable car service that would run along the Liffey, from Dockland's west to Heuston Station. First proposed in 2006 by developer Barry Boland, the €80m scheme never progressed.
16 January 2013
Woman On Trial For Stabbing Ex 17 Times
A Connemara woman charged with murdering her ex-boyfriend by allegedly stabbing him 17 times with a kitchen knife as she straddled his body has gone on trial.
Woman On Trial For Stabbing Ex 17 Times
A Connemara woman charged with murdering her ex-boyfriend by allegedly stabbing him 17 times with a kitchen knife as she straddled his body has gone on trial.
22 September 2009
Grandfather Of Magician Dies After Attack In Home
A teenager has been arrested in connection with an attack on an 82-year-old man who has died from his injuries. Paddy Barry, the grandfather of magician Keith Barry, was seriously injured after the break-in at his home in the Mount Sion area on 16 September. Mr Barry died early this morning never having regained consciousness after the attack.
Grandfather Of Magician Dies After Attack In Home
A teenager has been arrested in connection with an attack on an 82-year-old man who has died from his injuries. Paddy Barry, the grandfather of magician Keith Barry, was seriously injured after the break-in at his home in the Mount Sion area on 16 September. Mr Barry died early this morning never having regained consciousness after the attack.
27 May 2009
Mahon Trial Sees Third Day Of Deliberation
The jury in the trial of Ronnie McManus, who is accused of murdering Sligo teenager Melissa Mahon, is now into its third day of deliberation. The 44-year-old man Ronnie McManus, also known as Ronald Dunbar of Rathbraughan Park in Sligo, denies murdering the 14-year-old at his home in September 2006.
Mahon Trial Sees Third Day Of Deliberation
The jury in the trial of Ronnie McManus, who is accused of murdering Sligo teenager Melissa Mahon, is now into its third day of deliberation. The 44-year-old man Ronnie McManus, also known as Ronald Dunbar of Rathbraughan Park in Sligo, denies murdering the 14-year-old at his home in September 2006.
-
Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:Showers gradually die out to leave good clear spells in the evening and overnight. This will allow a few fog patches to develop in places. A cold night with some ground frost. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
