Bullets found during searches

A CONTAINER with 150 rounds of ammunition of the calibre used in the shooting of Shane Geoghegan was found yesterday in planned searches in Limerick.

Bullets found during searches
Tue, 25 Nov, 2008 - 00:00

The ammunition was found along with cannabis worth about €50,000 at open ground adjacent to Ballinacurra Weston.

The site is near to where James Cronin was found buried last April after he had been shot dead by members of the McCarthy-Dundon gang of which he was a member.

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