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Man faces court over boy shooting Schoolboy shooting case adjourned
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A 72-year-old man is due to appear in court charged over the shooting of a five-year-old boy in a Fermanagh playground two years ago. The case of a 72-year-old man accused of shooting a five-year-old boy in a County Fermanagh playground has been adjourned for two weeks.
He is accused of unlawfully wounding Darragh Somers and causing him grievous bodily harm. The pensioner is accused of unlawfully wounding Darragh Somers and causing him grievous bodily harm.
Darragh was shot in the back of the head as he played at St Patrick's Primary School, in Mullanaskea, outside Enniskillen,Darragh was shot in the back of the head as he played at St Patrick's Primary School, in Mullanaskea, outside Enniskillen,
He was critically injured and spent two months in hospital.He was critically injured and spent two months in hospital.
Surgeons carried out two major operations on the schoolboy to remove the bullet from a .22 rifle from his head. Surgeons carried out two major operations on the schoolboy to remove the .22 rifle bullet from a from his head.
The accused is to appear before Fermanagh Magistrate's Court. The accused was arrested two months after the shooting and released on police bail while the DPP considered whether he should go to trial.
He was arrested two months after the shooting and released on police bail while the DPP considered whether he should go to trial. The case was adjourned "by consent" on Monday morning.