A 36-year-old man has gone on trial accused of the murder of one man and the attempted murder of two others at a boxing club in Bray five years ago.
Gerard Cervi from East Wall in Dublin replied not guilty when the three charges were put to him today at the Central Criminal Court.
The gunman stood at the door of the room upstairs before firing nine shots, starting on his right and going around the room.Another man, Ian Britton, was shot and injured, as was Peter Taylor who was shot while trying to make a run at the gunman. Senior Counsel Paul Murray said it is the State's case that Gerard Cervi was the gunman who drove out to Bray that day, entered the boxing club and committed the murder.
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