Witness tells Keane trial four men were to be murdered

The chief witness in the trial of five men accused of murder has alleged that four men were to be murdered on the night Kieran Keane was shot dead and he himself was left fighting for his life.

The chief witness in the trial of five men accused of murder has alleged that four men were to be murdered on the night Kieran Keane was shot dead and he himself was left fighting for his life.

Owen Treacy told the Central Criminal Court jury today that when he and Kieran Keane arrived at a house in Fairgreen, Limerick on the night of the killing, one accused, Desmond Dundon, placed hoods over their heads and taped their hands behind their backs.

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