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04/11/2016
18-Year-Old Appears In Court Charged With Finglas Stabbing
An 18-year-old man has appeared in court charged in connection with the death of Wesley Mooney in Finglas.
Mr Mooney was fatally stabbed during an incident at St. Josephs Park, Dunsink Lane, shortly after midnight on Monday, 06 June.
The suspect was arrested and appeared before Blanchardstown District Court today, 04 November.
It is understood he was remanded in custody to appear before the court next week.
(LM/JP)
Mr Mooney was fatally stabbed during an incident at St. Josephs Park, Dunsink Lane, shortly after midnight on Monday, 06 June.
The suspect was arrested and appeared before Blanchardstown District Court today, 04 November.
It is understood he was remanded in custody to appear before the court next week.
(LM/JP)
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