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James Kilroy’s murder trial collapses after ‘complex matter’ arises

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James Kilroy admitted killing his wife Valerie French Kilroy at their rural Co Mayo home. The trial had been sitting since March 8th. The jury members were told last Wednesday that the trial would be adjourned until Monday. Ms Justice Mary Ellen Ring said it had not been possible to resolve matters to everyone's satisfaction.

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Irish Independent

Murder trial of James Kilroy who admitted killing wife Valerie collapses over ‘complex matter’

The murder trial of James Kilroy, who admitted killing his wife Valerie at their rural Co Mayo home, has collapsed at the Central Criminal Court this afternoon due to an “unexpected, complex matter” that has arisen in the case.

1 year ago·Ireland

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Irish Mirror

Murder trial of James Kilroy collapses after hitting 'a complex matter'

The judge thanked the jury for their commitment to the case before discharging them from their civic duty

1 year ago·Ireland

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Irish Times

James Kilroy’s murder trial collapses after ‘complex matter’ arises

Park ranger (49) had denied murdering Valerie French Kilroy in Co Mayo by reason of insanity

1 year ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Belfast Telegraph

Murder trial of Irishman who admitted killing wife collapses over ‘complex matter’

The murder trial of James Kilroy, who admitted killing his wife Valerie at their rural Co Mayo home, has collapsed at Dublin’s Central Criminal Court this afternoon due to an “unexpected, complex matter” that has arisen in the case.

1 year ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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Roscommon Herald

Murder trial of James Kilroy collapses at Central Criminal Court

Alison O'Riordan The murder trial of James Kilroy, who admitted killing his wife Valerie French-Kilroy at their rural home in Co Mayo, has collapsed at the Central Criminal Court on Monday afternoon due to an “unexpected, complex matter” that has arisen in the case. Evidence was scheduled to continue before the 12 jurors on Monday, but Ms Justice Mary Ellen Ring told the 10 men and two women that... Source

1 year ago

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