Extradition proceedings adjourned

Extradition proceedings against a Louth man convicted of the manslaughter of his wife in Spain have been adjourned for a month.

Extradition proceedings adjourned

Extradition proceedings against a Louth man convicted of the manslaughter of his wife in Spain have been adjourned for a month.

Michael Dermot McArdle (aged 42), from Brookfield, Heynestown, Dundalk is wanted by Spanish authorities to serve a two-year sentence for causing the death of Kelly Ann Corcoran in 2000.

Ms Corcoran died two days after she fell from the balcony of a hotel room in Marbella.

The High Court was told McArdle is appealing his conviction to the Spanish Constitutional Court, and his extradition hearing has been adjourned for a month.

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