JURY IN GLENAMADDY TRIAL TO RESUME DELIBERATIONS THIS MORNING

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Date Published: 29-Jul-2009

A jury in the trial of a man charged with the murder of his young neighbour outside a pub in Glenamaddy last December was sent home last night and will resume its deliberations later this morning.State pathologist, Professor Marie Cassidy gave evidence at the Central Criminal Court in Galway yesterday that the deceased, Frank Fahy, aged 20, died from a single five-inch deep stab wound to the right side of his back, which sliced through his right lung and then cut through the pulmonary artery and airways, causing the lung to collapse.

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