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Man charged with Cameron Reilly murder has case further adjourned
Aaron Connolly, the 18 year old man from Drumcar accused of the murder of Dunleer man Cameron Reilly, has had his case further adjourned to allow for the preparation of a book of evidence.
Connolly is charged with the murder of the 18-year-old DkIT student at Shamrock Hill, Dunleer on 26 May.
As has been reported by LMFM radio today, the accused was reminded by Judge Alan Mitchell at Cloverhill District Court yesterday, to be fully aware of his bail conditions, which include staying out of the towns of Dunleer and Drogheda.
At Cloverhill yesterday, Garda Sergeant Stephen Nalty told Judge Alan Mitchell directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions needed to be obtained.
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