Man on run for 14 years jailed over role in fatal assault

A MAN who went on the run for 14 years after being involved in a fatal assault was jailed yesterday for his part in the crime.

Wed, 10 Dec, 2008 - 00:00

Gregory Conway, aged 40, with an address in Dundalk, Co Louth, had been missing since 1992 when he was arrested in June 2006 in connection with the September 1991 death of Denis Quinlivan.

At Limerick Circuit Court yesterday, Conway pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawfully wounding Mr Quinlivan at Palm Court, Keys Park, Southill.

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Courts Crime Place: Dundalk, Co Louth Place: Palm Court Place: Keys Park, Southill Person: Gregory Conway Person: Denis Quinlivan Person: Conway Person: Quinlivan Person: Garda Person: Mick Murphy Person: Ger Doyle Person: Garda Murphy Person: Carroll Moran Organisation: Limerick Circuit Court Organisation: High Court Organisation: Supreme Court

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