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James Kilroy - who admits killing his wife at their rural Co Mayo home - had a long history of cannabis use and was regularly consuming the drug therapeutically in the three years leading up to her death

James Kilroy – who admits killing his wife at their rural Co Mayo home – had a long history of cannabis use and was regularly consuming the drug therapeutically…

James Kilroy – who admits killing his wife at their rural Co Mayo home – had a long history of cannabis use and was regularly consuming the drug therapeutically…

James Kilroy – who admits killing his wife at their rural Co Mayo home – had a long history of cannabis use and was regularly consuming the drug therapeutically…

James Kilroy – who admits killing his wife at their rural Co Mayo home – had a long history of cannabis use and was regularly consuming the drug therapeutically…

Has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity

James Kilroy – who admits killing his wife at their rural Co Mayo home – had a long history of cannabis use and was regularly consuming the drug therapeutically…

James Kilroy (50) had a long history of cannabis use but told gardaí he had not used it for a week before attack

Schools and creches have been advised to remain close until at 10am

Bunclody trainer Cormac Farrell won the first race of the Winter season at Dundalk when Un Bacio Ancora took the six-furlong claiming race on Wednesday afternoon. Ridden by Siobhan Rutledge, the 12/1 chance was slowly away from the stalls but she quickly warmed to her task and was well on top inside the final furlong to beat the Jimmy Lambe-trained Darcy’s Rock by a length and three-parts. The third home, Big Baby Bull, was the only horse claimed and he joins James McAuley.