Catherine Nevin: Irish Pub Owner Convicted of Murdering Her Husband Dies

Catherine Nevin was an Irish woman convicted of murder. Born on October 1, 1950, in Dublin, she ran Jack White's Inn, a pub in County Wicklow, with her husband Tom Nevin.

In 1996 Tom Nevin was shot dead at the pub in what was staged as a robbery. In 2000 she was convicted of murdering him and of soliciting others to kill him, and was sentenced to life in prison. She was the first woman in Ireland to be convicted of murdering her husband.

She was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2016. Nevin died in Dublin on February 19, 2018, at age 67.

Achievements: Convicted of murder (2000).

Birth: October 1, 1950 - Dublin, Ireland.

Profession: Publican.

Interesting Facts: Her case was known in the Irish press as the Black Widow case.