Cross-examination ends in Collins murder trial

The cross-examination of a convicted Limerick criminal who said he was offered €20,000 to take part in the killing of publican Steve Collins finished yesterday at the trial of two men charged with the murder of businessman Roy Collins.

Cross-examination ends in Collins murder trial
Thu, 15 May, 2014 - 01:00
Brian Kavanagh

The Special Criminal Court heard a second day of the cross-examination of Gareth Collins, aged 31, at the trial of Wayne Dundon, aged 36, of Lenihan Avenue, Prospect, and Nathan Killeen, aged 24, of Hyde Rd, Prospect.

The men have pleaded not guilty to the murder of 35-year-old Roy Collins at Coin Castle Amusements, Roxboro Road Shopping Centre on April 9, 2009.

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