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Dublin dad found guilty of manslaughter after fatal stabbing of intruder

Dublin dad found guilty of manslaughter after fatal stabbing of intruder

Members of the deceased man Jordan Ronan's family stood up and left the court when the jury delivered its verdict, finding Patrick Murphy (35) not guilty of the more serious offence of murder.

Father who stabbed man to death took law into his own hands, lawyer says

Father who stabbed man to death took law into his own hands, lawyer says

A father of four who stabbed a man to death in what he later told gardaí was an act in defence of his property and his family “took the law into his own hands”

Jury views CCTV footage of fatal stabbing outside Dublin home

Jury views CCTV footage of fatal stabbing outside Dublin home

Patrick Murphy (37), of Drumcairn Parade, Tallaght, has accepted that he stabbed Jordan Ronan, causing his death, but has pleaded not guilty to his murder.

Patrick Murphy told gardaí he killed man outside home to protect property and family, court hears

Patrick Murphy told gardaí he killed man outside home to protect property and family, court hears

Man found guilty of murder after stabbing neighbour in 'boiling blood' rage

Man found guilty of murder after stabbing neighbour in 'boiling blood' rage

Murder accused was 'jabbing back' with knife that killed his lifelong friend, jury told

Murder accused was 'jabbing back' with knife that killed his lifelong friend, jury told

Murder accused told garda he was 'peacemaker', trial hears

Murder accused told garda he was 'peacemaker', trial hears

Widow says 34-year-old husband could have been saved if hospital scanner was working

Widow says 34-year-old husband could have been saved if hospital scanner was working

Wed, 02 Oct, 2024

Cork University Hospital (CUH) has apologised “unreservedly and sincerely” for “failings in care” during the admission of father of one, Patrick (Pat) Murphy, on September 1st, 2021. It has also apologised for the failure by medics to diagnose an aortic dissection