Evidence entered at the John Dundon trial which has amazed many related to a meeting in Cruises St on Oct 29, 2008.

Limerick brothers Wayne and John Dundon — both of whom are serving lengthy sentences for threatening members of the same family — have complained to the High Court about their treatment in different jails.

Two Limerick brothers have been jailed by the Special Criminal Court for making threats to kill three members of the same family.

It was a case where we saw a 24-year-old pregnant woman, acting as a key prosecution witness, take on the notorious Limerick criminal family, the Dundons.

Two Limerick brothers were jailed by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today for making threats to kill three members of the same family in the city.

Intimidation is a very powerful and secret weapon used by dangerous people.

Two Limerick brothers have been found guilty at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin of between them threatening to kill three members of the same family.

A mother-of-three has told the Special Criminal Court that she could not tell her ex-boyfriend about threats made against her life for fear of being beaten up by his brother.

The trial of two Limerick brothers charged with threatening to kill four people has been adjourned until tomorrow after their defence team sought further disclosure on an alleged attempt by a key prosecution witness to “set up” one of the accused.

MOURNERS who attended the funeral in Limerick yesterday of the mother of the notorious Dundon brothers were told by a priest to “hate what is evil”.

A WOMAN is suspected of playing a central role in the murder of Limerick rugby captain, Shane Geoghegan.

THE alliance between the McCarthy and Dundon families goes back to the early 1970s, when one of the McCarthy family from Ballincurra Weston married Kenneth Dundon whose family came from Ballynanty, across the city.

THE discovery yesterday of a body partly buried in open ground in Limerick is almost certainly the 10th tit-for-tat murder in the continuing feud between two rival drugs gangs.

The chief prosecution witness in the trial of four men accused of shooting a Limerick bouncer has denied that the man he had claimed asked him to shoot the bouncer approached him to commit the murder.