Ms Boyd, a 36-year-old mother of five, was fatally wounded in a suspected accidental shooting incident at her house in Collins Place, Finglas, Dublin, shortly before 9pm on 19 March.
Her younger brother Derek Boyd, 27, also from Collins Place, was initially charged with unlawful possession or control of five rounds of 9mm Luger calibre ammunition and a Kahr CW9 semi-automatic pistol at his sister's home address. In June, Detective Sergeant Damien Mangan told the court:"It's a complex case, there will be a substantial file submitted to the DPP on this matter, and we are asking for further, more serious charges."Following an adjournment, the case resumed again at Cloverhill District Court, where the accused signed a guilty plea. He was sent forward for sentencing at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on 7 October.
Beyond sad on every level. Deepest sympathies to her family and friends
RIP
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