Two men charged with Roy Collins murder

Two Limerick men were charged at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin yesterday with the murder of local businessman Roy Collins in 2009.

Two men charged with Roy Collins murder
Sat, 23 Feb, 2013 - 00:00
Diarmaid MacDermott

Wayne Dundon, aged 34, of Lenihan Avenue, Prospect, and Nathan Killeen, 22, of Hyde Rd, Prospect, were each charged with the murder of Mr Collins, a 35-year-old father of two, at Coin Castle Amusements, Roxboro Rd Shopping Centre, Limerick on Apr 9, 2009.

The murder of Roy Collins subsequently led to his father Steve and other family members moving abroad under the Garda relocation programme.

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CourtsPlace: LimerickPlace: DublinPlace: Lenihan Avenue, ProspectPlace: Hyde Rd, ProspectPlace: Coin Castle Amusements,Place: Roxboro Rd Shopping CentrePlace: Roxboro RdPlace: Portlaoise prisonPerson: Roy CollinsPerson: Wayne DundonPerson: Nathan KilleenPerson: CollinsPerson: StevePerson: Paul CrowleyPerson: DundonPerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: MRPerson: Brian O’ConnorPerson: KilleenPerson: Michael O’ DonovanPerson: Shane O’Callaghan BLPerson: Paul ButlerPerson: John O’HaganPerson: Flan BrennanPerson: James DillonPerson: Niall CarsonOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: DPPOrganisation: Central Criminal Court
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