Brian Hogan (39) found wounded in Finglas on Friday evening but died short time later
He was held until his appearance before Judge David McHugh at Blanchardstown District Court on Monday morning.
Garda Sgt Shane Behan told the court Mr Smithers “made no reply to charge” and was handed a copy of the charge sheet.Garda Sgt Behan confirmed he intended to object to bail. Defence solicitor John Quinn told the court the garda had served him with the objections, but it was not possible to make a bail application yet.
Judge McHugh said the defence was entitled to have time to look at what was alleged, and the solicitor needed to take instructions.Legal aid was granted after the judge noted Mr Smithers was unemployed. The second man has been released without charge pending a file to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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