21-year-old sentenced to life for brutal murder of Cork father

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21-year-old sentenced to life for brutal murder of Cork father
Murder, Golf Club, Life Imprisonment

Alex Deady receives a life sentence for the murder of Barry Daly, who was beaten to death with a golf club following a dispute. The court heard testimony about the violent attack and its impact on the victim's family.

A 21-year-old man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of a 44-year-old father of five, who was beaten to death with a golf club.

Alex Deady, from Ballyhooly, Cork, had pleaded guilty to manslaughter but was found guilty of murder by a jury at the Central Criminal Court. The victim, Barry Daly, was attacked after a local altercation, with Deady and two juveniles following him home and violently beating him. The judge condemned the killing as a brutal act that had far-reaching consequences for the families involved

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