The 39 year old man charged with the murder of Ennis man, Eoin Boylan is living in isolation at Limerick prison.
At Ennis District Court on Wednesday, a prison officer told the court via video-link that
Nassar Ahmed of The Mews, Kilrush Rd, Ennis was in isolation at Limerick prison and no reason was given.
Mr Ahmed first appeared before the court last Thursday charged with the murder of mature student, Eoin Boylan (32) at Gordon Drive, Cloughleigh, Ennis on Tuesday, April 14th.
In court last Thursday, Mr Ahmed was remanded in custody to appear before Wednesday’s sitting of Ennis District Court via video link.
Giving evidence of arrest, charge and caution last Thursday, Det Garda Noelle Bergin told the court that she arrested Mr Ahmed for the purpose of charge at 23.45 at Ennis Garda Station on Wednesday night, April 15th.
Det Bergin told the court that Mr Ahmed replied ‘Okay’ after being charged with the murder offence.
Legal aid has been granted to local solicitor, John Casey to represent the accused.
Judge Patrick Durcan on Wednesday further remanded Mr Ahmed in custody to re-appear before Ennis District Court via video-link to May 6th.
The brief remand hearing was concluded on Wednesday before Mr Ahmed could appear on screen via video-link.
