Man makes no reply as he's charged in relation to incident that killed Brian Hogan in Finglas The other suspect has been released without charge. Irish Mirror · Jan 16, 2023
One man, 30s, charged in connection with fatal assault in Finglas after victim stabbed to death Brian Hogan, 39, was stabbed to death on Collins Place in Finglas on Friday Irish Mirror · Jan 15, 2023
Gardai make plea to public after man stabbed to death in Finglas Gardai believe the incident happened after a row broke out at the house and spilled out into the garden. Irish Mirror · Jan 15, 2023
New details emerge as Gardaí appeal for video footage after man stabbed to death in Finglas The victim, Brian Hogan, was stabbed to death on Collins Place in Finglas, North Dublin, after 7:00 pm on Friday Irish Mirror · Jan 14, 2023
Man stabbed to death in Finglas named as gardai probe drugs link Officers believed a row broke out among a number of people before Mr Hogan was stabbed. Detectives do not believe the killing was feud related but may have been linked to drugs. Irish Mirror · Jan 14, 2023
Man stabbed to death in Finglas named locally as gardai probe drugs angle Officers believed a row broke out among a number of people before Mr Hogan was stabbed on Friday night Dublin Live · Jan 14, 2023
Tributes pour in for Brian Cody as he announces Kilkenny retirement The 68-year-old managed the Cats to 11 senior All-Ireland hurling titles Belfast Live · Jul 23, 2022
Tributes flow for Brian Cody as he announces Kilkenny retirement With nearly a quarter of a century of service to his county, Cody has managed some of hurling's greatest players, including the likes of DJ Carey, Henry Shefflin and TJ Reid Irish Mirror · Jul 23, 2022
Clare cruise to win over Tipperary after first half goal blitz in Thurles Tipperary 2-16 Clare 3-21 Irish Mirror · Apr 24, 2022
Brian Cody laments Kilkenny wides as they slip to Tipperary defeat in Thurles Kilkenny ran up a tally of 16 wides and dropped further four efforts short, while Richie Leahy drew a fine save from Brian Hogan in the second half Irish Mirror · Feb 13, 2022