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# mark-nash - Thursday 30 April, 2020
Grangegorman murders: Damages claim made by killer dismissed by European Court of Human Rights
Mark Nash is currently serving four life sentences at Midlands Prison in Portlaoise.
# mark-nash - Tuesday 8 May, 2018
Grangegorman murders: Serial killer's appeal against his conviction is rejected
Nash was found guilty in 2015 of murdering the two women, whose mutilated bodies were found in sheltered accommodation in Grangegorman 21 years ago.
# mark-nash - Tuesday 7 November, 2017
State scientists were 'trying to do down' serial killer Nash, appeals court told
Nash was found guilty in 2015 of murdering the two women.
# mark-nash - Monday 6 November, 2017
Serial killer Mark Nash launches appeal against double murder conviction
The Court of Appeal heard today that Nash case is “in some senses extraordinary”.
# mark-nash - Monday 24 October, 2016
Serial killer Mark Nash loses appeal for damages
His lawyers claimed his human rights were breached by a delay in prosecuting him for the Grangegorman murders in 1997.
# mark-nash - Friday 1 July, 2016
Serial killer Mark Nash seeks Supreme Court damages over alleged delay in his own prosecution
Nash is currently serving a life sentence for the murders of two women in Grangegorman, Dublin, in 1997
# mark-nash - Tuesday 21 April, 2015
Pictured: Mark Nash - and the jacket that helped convict him - hours before brutal murders
Nash was sentenced to life in prison for the Grangegorman killings.
# mark-nash - Monday 20 April, 2015
Mark Nash sentenced to life for the brutal murder of two women at Grangegorman
The mutilated bodies of the two women were found in their sheltered accommodation nearly 20 years ago.
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Poll: Should churches and other places of worship be allowed to reopen now?
YESTERDAY, CHIEF MEDICAL Officer Dr Tony Holohan said the advice against indoor gatherings still stands, after reports of a church in Dublin opening its doors for mass.
It was reported that the Church of the Guardian Angels in Blackrock had reopened for mass, with the congregation spaced out on chairs.
Holohan said he had not heard of this specific instance, reiterated that health officials “are advising against indoor gatherings for the reasons we’ve set out”.
“We don’t think now is the right time,” he said.
Government guidelines advise that places of worship such as churches should not reopen until phase four of its roadmap for lifting restrictions, which is set for 20 July.
So, today we want to know: Should churches and other places of worship be allowed to reopen now?
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