A nurse testifies at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin that she found the body of Michael Foley, describing what she saw as a “large pool of congealed blood.” The testimony forms part of the evidence in the murder trial of Daniel Hourigan (33), who is originally from Farranree in Cork. Hourigan is charged with the murder of Foley. Both reports state that the case is being heard at a sitting of the Central Criminal Court, where the nurse’s account is presented as part of the prosecution’s case. The articles focus on the description given in court of the scene where Foley’s body was discovered, including the nurse’s characterization of the blood as congealed. The reports do not include additional details about the circumstances of Foley’s death, the investigation, or the defence’s position. The proceedings continue as the trial advances, with further evidence and arguments to be heard.