Gardaí search house as hunt for Keane killer intensifies

A GARDA forensic team cordoned off a house in a quiet Limerick estate yesterday as the Kieran Keane murder investigation intensified.

Gardaí search house as hunt for Keane killer intensifies
Wed, 05 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Mícheál Lehane

Detectives believe the house in Roundwood, Rosbrien, is connected to the murder of Mr Keane and the disappearance of the Ryan brothers who were abducted on January 23.

The Garda Technical Bureau spent the day examining the large house located close to the grounds of Young Munster rugby club.

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