Teen guilty of petrol bomb attack sent back to jail

ONE of the three youths jailed for the horror petrol bomb attack which left two Limerick children with catastrophic burns was sent back to prison yesterday for 14 months when he admitted a long list of offences committed since his release.

Robert Sheehan, 18, of Pineview Gardens, Moyross, pleaded guilty at Limerick District Court to motoring offences and unlawful possession of a knife when he got involved in a vicious row.

He was jailed for two years in October 2007 by Limerick Circuit Court for his part in the attack which left Millie and Gavin Murray with life-threatening burns.

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