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14/01/2013
Man Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Catherine Gowling
A man has pleaded guilty for the murder of Irish vet Catherine Gowing.
Ms Gowing, originally from Clonlee, was murdered in Wales in October 2012.
Ms Gowing's body has never fully been recovered, however remains were found near her home in New Brighton.
Clive Sharp, 46, pleaded guilty to her murder at Molt Crown Court today.
(CD/GK)
Ms Gowing, originally from Clonlee, was murdered in Wales in October 2012.
Ms Gowing's body has never fully been recovered, however remains were found near her home in New Brighton.
Clive Sharp, 46, pleaded guilty to her murder at Molt Crown Court today.
(CD/GK)
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