
Man Charged with Attempted Murder in Dublin Fire
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Three men face serious charges following a brutal attack in Dublin, leaving a woman with severe burns and another man assaulted. The suspects, including a 34-year-old named Paul Brannigan, were arrested and charged with attempted murder, threats, and extortion. The victims are still recovering, and the community is shaken. The suspects remain in custody as detectives appeal for dash-cam footage to aid their investigation.
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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Man Charged with Attempted Murder in Dublin Fire. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 28, I'm Cory with the story. This is Europe News Today, driven by AI and built for the continent. A 34-year-old man named Paul Branigan faces attempted murder charges after a West Dublin woman was set on fire in her Klondalk-and-Home last. November 25, the victim, 44-year-old Alexis Campion, suffered severe burns to her face and body during the brutal attack. Two co-defendants joined him in court. An 18-year-old Nathan Dolan and 41-year-old Keith McCabe, both charged with threats to kill Campion and another man in the house, plus extortion demands for money that same night. Campion spent weeks in a coma and is still recovering in hospital with life-changing injuries, while the male victim also faced assault. The whole incident shook the tight-knit Oak Downs community. All three suspects made no reply when charged after arrests, Tuesday, and searches in Klondalk-and-Balley Firmat. Branigan got automatic remand since District Court can't grand bail on that charge, the
others seek it later. They're due back in Clover Hill District Court this week, as detectives wait on prosecution directions and urge anyone with dashed-cam footage to come. Forward. To help wrap this up.
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