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Natalie McNally: Murder accused Stephen McCullagh denied bail

The court also heard about Mr McCullagh’s internet browsing history in the days before Ms McNally was murdered.

A prosecution barrister said the search history included “What’s more painful, dying by drowning or being burnt alive?” and “Is it extremely painful to die by gunshot than to stabbed in the heart?”

As bail was denied some people in the public gallery clapped.

Mr Justice O’Hara said: “Stop. I will clear the court. You are here to witness what happens in court not to participate in it.”

The trial date has been set for 6 May.


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