Court reserves judgment in Dundon appeal

The Court of Criminal appeal has reserved judgment in an appeal brought by a Limerick man against the conviction and 10-year jail sentence he revived for threatening to kill a young barman who refused to allow his 14-year-old sister into a pub.

The Court of Criminal appeal has reserved judgment in an appeal brought by a Limerick man against the conviction and 10-year jail sentence he revived for threatening to kill a young barman who refused to allow his 14-year-old sister into a pub.

In May 2005, Wayne Dundon (aged 29) of Lenihan Avenue, Prospect, Limerick was convicted after being found guilty by a jury at Limerick Circuit Court, of threatening to kill Ryan Lee at Brannigan's Pub, Mulgrave Street, Limerick, on December 19, 2004.

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