A man charged with the murder of a married father of three has been sent forward for trial to the Central Criminal Court.
Michael Tormey was found dead in his driveway at Thomond Road in Ballyfermot, Dublin, at 4.30am on January 9.
The 49-year-old, who worked as a salesman and a doorman, suffered gunshot wounds to his back and chest. His wife and a young child were in the house at the time.
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Christopher Devine, 40, of Convent Lawns, Ballyfermot, was before Judge Paula Murphy at Dublin District Court yesterday.
He has not yet indicated a plea and a date has yet to be given for his next hearing.
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