padi89 wrote: *Mod Edit*
Culchie wrote: No details have been released, this is how malicious rumours are started. Accused/Defendant/Suspect's name or reputation shouldn't be tarnished on a website read by Galway people (Galway forum)
padi89 wrote: Like i said at the start,im not saying its true.
Hobbes wrote: If its not true then why post it?
padi89 wrote: Like i said at the start,im not saying its true.Also did not mention any names nor did i go into details.Malicious rumors start over the shop counter this my friend is not malicious nor was it heard over a shop counter. I understand its a touchy subject.Unfortunately these days in most cases we know the details long long before an official release.
padi89 wrote: If i said "it is aledged" would that suit better?.Alot of News reports start off that way.I think its up to individual board members to make up their own minds.From what i read they all seem pretty intelligent to me.
padi89 wrote: Moderators feel free to take down my post then,until the six o clock news.
daveyjoe wrote: What you heard is not actually factually correct either by the way.
padi89 wrote: Never said it was.Hense "i heard".Even if its from the horses mouth it would be stupid for me to say my source.
daveyjoe wrote: The internet is a public forum, it is not a place for 'He said, She said' especially when the matter is so delicate. I have reported your post, I hope it is removed since you wont choose to remove it yourself.
JohnCleary wrote: Just saw the guy on the news there, he looked like he was absolutily sh1tting himself.
Man charged with Galway murder 13 June 2006 19:30 A 25-year-old Galway man has been charged with the murder of a 23-year-old woman in the city. Patrick Hogan of Father Griffin Avenue, Salthill in Galway was charged at a special sitting of Galway District Court this morning with the murder of Karen Guinee of the same address. The murder is alleged to have taken place between 9pm on Saturday and around 6.50am yesterday at Father Griffin Avenue. Det Sgt Willie Byrne gave evidence of arresting Mr Hogan at 9.55am yesterday and said he formally charged and cautioned him at 10pm last night. Judge Mary Fahy remanded the accused in custody to appear at Harristown Court on 16 June. It is understood Ms Guinee was originally from Co Cork and had recently graduated from university. Gardaí have confirmed that following a post mortem on the body of Ms Guinee by the State Pathologist, Dr Marie Cassidy, the cause of her death was manual strangulation.
daveyjoe wrote: Untrue and reported.
biko wrote: We'll should for the official statement on what happened before getting into any sex scandals. This from RTE web Speaking of Griffin. One of the most infamous events of the Black and Tan period was the murder of Father Michael Griffin, who was a curate in Saint Joseph's Church in Galway. A man who was supposed to have been an informer went missing, and was presumed to have been killed. Someone told the Black and Tans that the murderer had confessed to Father Griffin. They lured the priest out of his house on Montpelier Terrace, brought him to Lenaboy Castle, where they tortured him, and eventually killed him. His body was dumped in a bog in Barna, where it was discovered a few days later. His funeral was to receive huge international publicity, because of the fact that Fr. Griffin would not break the seal of confession. It was attended by many thousands of people There is a monument to him at the location where they found his body in Barna.
JohnCleary wrote: On a side note, what ever happened to this so called murderer thats in the topic?