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Former Irish rugby player found guilty of child sex abuse charges Former Irish rugby player found guilty of child sex abuse charges
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A former Irish international rugby player has been found guilty of 10 child sex abuse charges.A former Irish international rugby player has been found guilty of 10 child sex abuse charges.
David Tweed, a councillor for Ballymena in Northern Ireland, faced a total of 14 charges against two girls over an eight-year period.David Tweed, a councillor for Ballymena in Northern Ireland, faced a total of 14 charges against two girls over an eight-year period.
He has been convicted at Antrim crown court of nine indecent assault charges and one charge of gross indecency.He has been convicted at Antrim crown court of nine indecent assault charges and one charge of gross indecency.
On Tuesday, Tweed was cleared by a jury of 10 women and two men on one count of indecent assault.On Tuesday, Tweed was cleared by a jury of 10 women and two men on one count of indecent assault.
The jury has yet to reach agreement on a further three charges, two of gross indecency and one of indecent assault.The jury has yet to reach agreement on a further three charges, two of gross indecency and one of indecent assault.
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