29/08/2012

Gary Moane Sentencing Adjourned

Sentencing has been adjourned for the third time after a man admitted fatally stabbing a former Fermanagh GAA player.

Gary Philip Moane, 37, who is presently in custody, killed Ciaran Woods on 20th July 2010.

The prosecution said they needed more time to study a new report.

Moane is due to be sentenced on 11th September.

(CD)

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