Killer reveals his ‘world of misery’ since making murder trial statement

A man serving life for murder told the Special Criminal Court that he has received "a world of misery" for making a statement against his cousin, who is charged with the murder a Limerick businessman.

Killer reveals his ‘world of misery’ since making murder trial statement

Anthony ‘Noddy’ McCarthy was yesterday cross-examined after giving evidence in the trial of Wayne Dundon, aged 36, of Lenihan Avenue, Prospect, Limerick, and Nathan Killeen, aged 24, of Hyde Rd, Prospect, who have both pleaded not guilty to the murder of Roy Collins at Coin Castle Amusements, Roxboro Rd Shopping Centre on April 9, 2009.

McCarthy, aged 32, is serving life for the murder of Kieran Keane in January 2003. His brother, Christopher McCarthy, 31, gave evidence at the trial last week.

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