Geologist used Google Street View to try identify source of rock allegedly used in fatal Co Donegal incident
Dr Sophie O’Connor told the Central Criminal Court that a rock, which showed a “strong similarity” to the alleged murder ...
Alleged murder weapon 'likely' transported, court told
A rock which was allegedly used to fracture a pensioner's skull was transported to the scene of the attack, a geologist has ...
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Trial hears geologist used Google Street View to help identify possible source of murder weapon
In his garda interviews, Mr Vial said he "winded" Mr Wilkin by striking him in the stomach and then placed the pensioner over ...
Murder accused says she 'couldn't have stopped' attack
A woman accused of the murder of Robert Wilkin sent a message to her brother saying she "couldn't have stopped" her ...
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Bloodstained rock found at the top of Ireland’s tallest cliffs matched pensioner’s DNA, court told
A rock weighing 3.5 kilograms that was found at the top ... Nikita Burns of Carrick, Co Donegal and Mr Vial, of Drumanoo Head ...
Trial told bloodstained rock contained dead man's DNA
The trial of a man and woman accused of the murder of County Tyrone man Robert Wilkin has heard how a bloodstained rock ...
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Murder accused told gardaí deceased was alive when he left him at Donegal cliffs
Alan Vial, 39, also said the fact that Robert 'Robin' Wilkin had been found dead at the bottom of the cliffs was "ironic" as ...
Bloodstained 3.5kg rock with DNA matching pensioner found at Donegal cliffs where body was dumped, murder trial hears
A ROCK weighing 3.5 kilograms found at the top of Ireland’s tallest cliffs had hairs and blood stains with DNA matching a ...
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Four left dead after Donegal railway disaster (1925)
The railway accident at the Owencarrow Viaduct in Co Donegal has proved a tragedy, four persons being killed and nine injured ...
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Trial told bloodstained rock contained dead man's DNA
lan Vial, 39, of Drumanoo Head, Killybegs, County Donegal, and Nikita Burns ... the jury heard how the 3.5kg rock also contained hundreds of hairs matching those of Mr Wilken.