Keane murder trial witness refused State protection

The chief prosecution witness in the trial of five Limerick men accused of murdering Kieran Keane refused the opportunity to enter the State Witness Protection Programme, the Central Criminal Court has heard.

Keane murder trial witness refused State protection
Thu, 13 Nov, 2003 - 12:27

The chief prosecution witness in the trial of five Limerick men accused of murdering Kieran Keane refused the opportunity to enter the State Witness Protection Programme, the Central Criminal Court has heard.

The witness, Owen Treacy told the court he felt his home in St Mary’s Park Limerick was the safest place to be.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: LimerickPlace: St Mary’s Park LimerickPlace: Garryowen HousePlace: DrombanaPlace: Bushy Island,Place: St Munchin’s Street, St Mary’s Park, LimerickPlace: Pineview GardensPlace: MoyrossPlace: Hyde RoadPlace: FairgreenPlace: Delmege ParkPerson: KeanePerson: Kieran KeanePerson: Owen TreacyPerson: Desmond DundonPerson: TreacyPerson: DonnaPerson: Anthony “Noddy” McCarthyPerson: David “Frogs Eyes” StannersPerson: Christopher “Smokie” CostelloePerson: Ballynanty BegPerson: James McCarthyOrganisation: State Witness Protection ProgrammeOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: SC
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