Policing authority meet about Geoghegan investigation

SENIOR gardaí will meet today with the local joint policing authority in Limerick as a top garda takes charge of the Shane Geoghegan murder investigation.

Policing authority meet about Geoghegan investigation
Fri, 21 Nov, 2008 - 00:00

Superintendent Ann Marie McMahon has moved to the Roxboro Road Garda district headquarters where the huge murder inquiry is being coordinated and managed.

Supt Frank O’Brien who was at Roxboro has been transferred to the Henry Street headquarters as the city’s senior superintendent.

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