
21-Year-Old Jailed for Murder of Father of Five at Cork Golf Club
Alex Deady was sentenced for the fatal attack on Barry Daly, having previously denied the charges during trial proceedings in Ireland.
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Alex Deady was sentenced for the fatal attack on Barry Daly, having previously denied the charges during trial proceedings in Ireland.

A teenager has been found guilty of the murder of postman Barry Daly in County Cork, while a man was convicted of murdering his partner Gillian Curran in Waterford. The Waterford case notably involved the use of a new forensic method.

A 17-year-old teenager is on trial in Cork, Ireland, denying the murder of 44-year-old postman Barry Daly but has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

A 21-year-old man has been found guilty of the murder of Barry Daly, a father-of-five, in County Cork in October 2025.

A 16-year-old has denied leaving his home on the night Cork postman Barry Daly was killed, telling gardaí 'there is no proof that is me' after being shown CCTV footage of three youths in Doneraile village.

A court heard that Alex Deady, one of three people charged with the murder of father-of-five Barry Daly in Cork, Ireland, was 'angry' after his girlfriend was hit.

A jury at the Central Criminal Court in Cork heard that 44-year-old postman Barry Daly died of catastrophic head and facial injuries inflicted with a golf club. The prosecution is arguing that three youths charged with his murder were engaged in a joint enterprise.

An Irish judge has ordered a psychologist's report for a teenager convicted of murder in the death of Barry Daly, to assess the defendant's maturity.

A 17-year-old has been found guilty of the murder of postman Barry Daly, with the barrister describing the crime as an act of 'toxic masculinity' reminiscent of 'Kill Bill'.

A seventeen-year-old, whose name cannot be disclosed for legal reasons, is currently on trial in Ireland. The teenager is charged with the murder of postman Barry Daly on October 12th, 2025, in the garden of his home in Doneraile, Cork.

A man has been found guilty of the murder of a Scottish woman in Crete, 17 years after her death was initially suspected to be accidental. Separately, a 20-year-old man was convicted of the murder of postman Barry Daly in Doneraile, Co Cork.

During the Barry Daly murder trial, pathologist Dr. Margaret Bolster testified that the postman's death was caused by cardio-respiratory arrest, with evidence of serious trauma to the right side of his jaw.

A court heard that a man accused of murdering father-of-five Barry Daly was 'angry' after his girlfriend was subjected to an unprovoked attack, with three individuals currently facing murder charges.

Victim impact statements were heard in court following three convictions related to the murder of postman Barry Daly, with testimony highlighting his love for his children and hopes of growing old with his partner.

A 17-year-old male has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to the manslaughter of Barry Daly, a Cork postman, on October 12, 2025.

The jury in the murder trial of teenager accused of killing postman Barry Daly has failed to reach a verdict after 18 hours of deliberation. The trial concerned the death of the Cork postman.
A jury has begun deliberations in the trial concerning the death of Cork postman Barry Daly, which occurred following an altercation after a GAA celebration.

During the murder trial of Barry Daly, a witness testified seeing two accused individuals on the street with golf clubs. The trial heard that the two accused were later seen throwing golf clubs over a wall.
In court, the girlfriend of a man accused of murdering a Cork postman testified that the deceased had hit her in an unprovoked attack before Barry Daly was found dying in his garden.