No review of ‘unduly lenient’ Dundon sentence

The Court of Appeal will not review Wayne Dundon’s prison sentence for making threats to kill and intimidating witnesses, despite claims that his six-year sentence was “unduly lenient”.

Dundon, aged 37, of Lenihan Ave, Ballinacurra Weston, was found guilty by the Special Criminal Court in 2012 of telling witness Alice Collins at Hyde Avenue, Limerick on September 30, 2010 that he would kill or cause serious harm to her sons Gareth and Jimmy Collins.

The non-jury court also found him guilty of the intimidation of potential prosecution witnesses Alice and April Collins with the intention of obstructing the course of justice on the same occasion.