Limerick man loses appeal against life sentence

A Limerick man serving a life jail sentence in the UK for the murder of a businessman was today refused permission to appeal his conviction.

A Limerick man serving a life jail sentence in the UK for the murder of a businessman was today refused permission to appeal his conviction.

The Court of Appeal in London ruled at the end of a 90-minute hearing that Robert Knapp from Limerick, and another man, David Croke, had “no arguable grounds of appeal” and there was no reason to believe their convictions might be unsafe.

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