Man’s 23-hour lock-up claims

A MAN charged with one of the two recent Limerick feud murders, yesterday complained he was being held under 23-hour lock-up in prison.

Man’s 23-hour lock-up claims
Wed, 16 Apr, 2008 - 01:00

Stephen O’Sullivan, aged 18, from Southill appeared at Limerick District Court on remand.

He is charged with the murder of Mark Moloney, aged 40, at Garryowen on the afternoon of April 5.

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