Derry Court grants four week adjournment in Amy Doherty murder investigation


Derry Magistrate’s Court hears updates on the case of Conor McNamee who faces murder and weapon charges.
The full file in the case of the man charged with the murder of 28-year-old mother of two Amy Doherty should be ready on June 30 Derry Magistrate's Court heard today.
Conor McNamee (30) of Summer Meadow Mews in Derry is charged with the murder of Amy Doherty on March 21.
He is also charged with possessing an offensive weapon namely a kitchen knife and possession of class A drugs on the same date.
At today's sitting, at which McNamee did not appear, the court was told that a full file in the case is scheduled to be ready on June 30.
Defence counsel Stephen Mooney said that being so he was requesting a four week adjournment to see if the file was in by then.
That was granted and McNamee's case will be up again on July 16.
