Witness: I shouldn’t feel guilt over murder

The chief prosecution witness in a Limerick murder trial has said she should not feel guilty about Shane Geoghegan’s murder, despite knowing about the killing and doing nothing to prevent it.

April Collins, aged 26, spent her third day in the witness box at the Special Criminal Court yesterday in the trial of 30-year-old Limerick man John Dundon, who is charged with murdering the Garryowen rugby player.

The trial has heard the 28-year-old was gunned down in a case of mistaken identity as he returned home to his girlfriend around 1am on Nov 9, 2008. He died at the scene of gunshot wounds to his head and trunk.