The Irish Times
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Murder accused captured on CCTV saying he could not wait to see face of attack victim
Alex Deady was heard telling two co-accused he believed his injuries were nothing compared with those of Barry Daly
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Alex Deady was heard telling two co-accused he believed his injuries were nothing compared with those of Barry Daly
The trial of three people charged with the murder of a 44-year-old postman outside his home in Co Cork last October has heard that one of the three allegedly remarked, "a five-iron imprinted in his face - I can't wait to see him".
Deceased named as Qayyum Balogun as gardaรญ seek CCTV footage from Grafton Street, Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row
An inquest into the death of a prisoner while being physically restrained at Cloverhill Prison in Dublin six years ago has heard no further CCTV footage of the incident exists despite concern by some prison staff that some images might not be available as evidence in the case.