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Murder charge over 'chess dispute' in Dublin Murder charge over 'chess dispute' in Dublin
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A man is to appear in court in Dublin charged with the murder of a religion researcher.A man is to appear in court in Dublin charged with the murder of a religion researcher.
Thomas O'Gorman, 39, was severely beaten and stabbed to death at his home in Beechpark Avenue, Castleknock.Thomas O'Gorman, 39, was severely beaten and stabbed to death at his home in Beechpark Avenue, Castleknock.
Police described his death as "gruesome", and believe the killing was linked to a dispute over the movement of a chess piece during a game.Police described his death as "gruesome", and believe the killing was linked to a dispute over the movement of a chess piece during a game.
A 34-year-old Italian man who works in Dublin has been charged with murder.A 34-year-old Italian man who works in Dublin has been charged with murder.
Detectives were called to the house at about 01:50 GMT on Sunday.Detectives were called to the house at about 01:50 GMT on Sunday.
According to the Irish Independent they found Mr O'Gorman's "mutilated" body inside the house.
It has been reported that police had been called by the man who has since been charged with the murder.
The newspaper quoted a police source who described the murder as "grotesque".
It is believed Mr O'Gorman had been stabbed with a knife and beaten with a dumbbell.
The victim, who was single, was a researcher at the Catholic lobby organisation the Iona Institute.
It is the seventh killing in the Republic of Ireland since the start of the year and the fifth in the past week.