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Court reports mentioning the name David Brannock

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2014-12-02 · Ballymun, Dublin

Father-of-one to be sentenced for killing man and harming others

David Brannock, a 24‑year‑old father of one, was convicted of manslaughter for killing Jason 'Jasper' Flannery and of causing serious harm to Flannery's brother‑in‑law John O'Neill and assault causing harm to Flannery's daughter Jade Byrne and son Anthony Byrne. He was cleared of assault causing harm to the mother, Claire Byrne. The trial found…

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2014-11-13 · Ballymun, Dublin

Dubliner guilty of manslaughter of father-of-three after Junior Cert results party

A 23‑year‑old Dubliner, David Brannock, was found guilty of manslaughter for killing Jason Flannery and injuring several family members during a Junior Cert celebration. Brannock was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter, serious harm to brother‑in‑law John O'Neill, and assault causing harm to Flannery's daughter Jade Byrne, son Anthony…

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2014-11-12 · Ballymun, Dublin

Jury in trial of man accused of murdering father-of-three to resume deliberations tomorrow

The jury will resume deliberations on Thursday morning in the trial of a 23‑year‑old Dubliner, David Brannock, who is charged with murdering Jason Flannery, a father of three, and injuring four members of the Flannery family. Brannock is accused of causing serious harm to his brother‑in‑law, John O'Neill, and assault causing harm to Flannery's…

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2014-11-11 · Ballymun, Dublin

Jury begins deliberating in Dublin murder trial

The jury has begun deliberating the trial of 23‑year‑old David Brannock, charged with murdering Jason Flannery and injuring four members of the Flannery family after a Junior Cert celebration in 2012. Brannock pleaded not guilty to all five offences on 13 September 2012. The case alleges that a heated argument with Jade Byrne escalated into a…

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2014-11-07 · Ballymun, Dublin

Murder trial jury examine knife blade

In the murder trial of 23‑year‑old David Brannock, the Central Criminal Court heard evidence linking a knife handle found outside the victim's home to a blade recovered from Brannock's house. Detective Garda Seamus O'Donnell presented the handle, a similar handle from a neighbouring house, and a seven‑inch blood‑stained blade with a spider‑web…

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2014-11-06 · Ballymun, Dublin

Trail of blood led gardai to accused man's home, murder trial hears

During a murder trial in the Central Criminal Court, evidence was presented that a trail of blood led Garda Patrick Whelan from the body of Jason Flannery, who was stabbed in the back of his neck, to the home of the accused, 23‑year‑old David Brannock. Whelan arrived at St Joseph's Way shortly after 4.15 am, saw the deceased lying on the footpath…

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2014-11-05 · Ballymun, Dublin

Witness at murder trial describes seeing his gut falling out of his body

During the trial of 23‑year‑old David Brannock, John O'Neill gave evidence about an incident that occurred on the evening of 12 September 2012. O'Neill said he was at his sister Claire Byrne's home celebrating her daughter Jade's Junior Cert results when Brannock arrived after midnight. An argument ensued, Brannock threw bottles and shouted…

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2014-11-04 · Ballymun, Dublin

Brother and sister describe the moment their father was killed in violent confrontation

In a trial at the Central Criminal Court, a 23‑year‑old Dublin man, David Brannock, pleaded not guilty to five offences, including the murder of Jason Flannery, the father of three, and serious harm to his siblings, mother and uncle. The alleged violent confrontation took place on 13 September 2012 at St Joseph's Way, Poppintree, Ballymun, after…

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