A High Court action for damages against the state by the husband of murdered Sixmilebridge woman Sylvia Roche-Kelly is to be heard in May.
Widower Lorcan Roche-Kelly is suing the Garda Commissioner because his wife's killer, Jerry McGrath, was on bail at the time of her death in 2007.
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The case was listed for hearing before the High Court today, but both sides agreed to it being put back to May 26th.
Circumstances surrounding the Roche-Kelly killing are currently in the spotlight because they are referred to in a Garda whistleblower dossier given to the Taoiseach last week by Fianna Fail leader Michael Martin.
