Diarmuid Rossa Phelan, acquitted of murder, may return to Trinity College Dublin as an associate professor. The university has declined to comment on whether he will resume his duties despite being cleared of the charges.
Trinity College Dublin says it's “premature” to comment on whether it will allow a lecturer acquitted of murder to return to his duties at the campus.
READ MORE: Diarmuid Phelan not guilty: What murder trial jury didn't hear, from 'secret recordings' to 'sniper rifles' Having grown up on the south side of Dublin, Mr Phelan had been teaching on College Green since 1994, with disciplines in European Union and Competition Law. He was working three days a week lecturing undergraduate and postgraduate students, with meetings on the other days.
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