Men get 12 years for bomb attack linked to feud

TWO men were yesterday jailed for 12 years over a petrol bomb attack linked to a family feud in Limerick.

Men get 12 years for bomb attack linked to feud

Michael Stanners, aged 19, of 9 Delmege Park, Moyross, and Noel Price, aged 25, of 9 Kileely Road, Limerick, carried out the attack on the home of Philip Treacy at Gillogue House, Clonlara, Co Clare on May 17, 2001.

Two petrol bombs were thrown through the window of Mr Treacy’s sitting room, causing between €14,000 and €15,000 worth of damage, Limerick Circuit Court heard yesterday.

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