Man due on court in connection with stabbing death

A man in his mid-40s is due in court today charged in connection with the murder of a Dublin man last year.

Thu, 17 Dec, 2009 - 07:55

A man in his mid-40s is due in court today charged in connection with the murder of a Dublin man last year.

The body of 35-year-old David Whyte from the New Cabra Road was found in a derelict cemetery off Mill Lane in Palmerstown in September 2008.

He had been stabbed.

The man was arrested yesterday in the Lucan area.

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