Fears of internal gang war in split over feud murder

NEW fears emerged in the Limerick feud yesterday after reports of divisions within the McCarthy-Dundon gang over the decision by one of its leaders to order the murder of gang member James Cronin.

Fears of internal gang war in split over feud murder
Sat, 12 Apr, 2008 - 01:00

Gardaí fear that friends of Cronin may avenge his murder with more bloodshed.

The current leader of the McCarthy-Dundon outfit decided to shoot Cronin as he feared he would talk if arrested and finger him for ordering the murder of Mark Moloney last Saturday.

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