Who is Ann Phelan? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Incident Detail

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The Central Criminal Court has placed Ann Phelan, a homeless woman, on trial for the murder of a man who was stabbed in a Dublin apartment last year. On the evening of November 8, 2022, David Ennis (age 36) passed away following an incident at Claddagh Court in Ballyfermot. The deceased was a resident of the senior living complex operated by the municipality.

The Civil Guard and emergency service personnel discovered Mr. Ennis just after 2:30 a.m., reportedly suffering from a stab wound. He received treatment on the spot, but was subsequently declared dead. A woman was detained by the Gardai, which is looking into the circumstances surrounding his murder, but she was released without being charged in November while a case with the Director of Public Prosecutions was being processed.

Ann Phelan Age

Ann Phelan is 48 years old.

Ann Phelan Incident Detail

Ann Phelan of Benburb Street in Dublin 7, who has no fixed residence, was charged with Mr. Ennis's murder in May. Due to a lack of an address, she has yet to take advantage of the High Court bail that she was later given after being remanded in detention.Today, Ms. Phelan made another court appearance in Dublin District Court where she received a copy of the evidence book used by the prosecution.

Judge Brendan O'Reilly approved a request to have her put on trial and mandated that the defense be given copies of the interview videos. He cautioned the defendant that if she wanted to utilize an alibi as evidence in her defense, she should let the prosecutors know. As requested by lead counsel for the defense, Katie Dowling, the judge approved legal aid.

Her appearance before the Central Criminal Court has not yet been scheduled, but it will take place during the upcoming judicial term, which starts in October. Ms. Phelan, who remained silent in court, has not yet pleaded guilty. Ballyfermot Station Detective Sergeant Ronan McDermott stated at the defendant's first hearing on May 12 that the defendant "did not respond" to the charge following the warning.