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2021-04-26 · Dublin
Anthony Paget, 46, was found guilty of murder after stabbing Aidan McMenamy seven times in the early hours of 19 July 2019. The killing followed a confrontation over Paget's estranged wife, Candice, who claimed McMenamy had become jealous and attacked Paget. During the dispute, McMenamy allegedly pulled a knife and stabbed Paget, who then fled…
2021-04-23 · Dublin
Anthony Paget, 46, of Cabra, Dublin, is on trial for the death of Aidan McMenamy, 45, who was stabbed at Clinch's Court on 19 July 2019. Paget has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to manslaughter. The jury is instructed to consider whether Paget was provoked to the point of losing self‑control, or whether he believed he was acting in…
2021-04-21 · Dublin
During the Central Criminal Court trial, Candice Paget, the estranged wife of Anthony Paget, testified that her boyfriend, Aidan McMenamy, was a jealous man who threatened to cut Paget's throat and then used a knife to slash him. She said the fight escalated outside, where McMenamy inflicted stab wounds that caused his death. Paget, 46, pleaded…
2021-04-19 · Dublin
In a Central Criminal Court hearing, Anthony Paget, aged 46, faced a murder charge for stabbing his ex‑wife's partner, Aidan McMenamy, 45, to death during an argument on 19 July 2019. The prosecution, represented by Bernard Condon SC, presented CCTV footage showing Paget and his ex‑wife together in Dublin, including a McDonald's visit and a…
2021-04-13 · Dublin
A 46‑year‑old man, Anthony Paget of Carnlough Road, Cabra, Dublin 7, will be tried for the murder of Aidan McMenamy, 45, who was killed at Clinches Court, North Strand, Dublin 3 on 19 July 2019. Paget admits he killed McMenamy but denies murder, pleading guilty to manslaughter. The Central Criminal Court will hear the case tomorrow at 2.30 pm…
2015-02-03 · Dublin City, Dublin
Anthony Paget, 39, of Carnlough Road, Cabra, was jailed for two years after pleading guilty to robbing Mark O'Brien in Dublin city centre on 9 June 2013. Paget had 39 prior convictions, including a serious assault. He was arrested following police work and admitted the offence. Garda Patrick Gallagher described the robbery: O'Brien was walking…