Witness denies being approached to commit murder

The chief prosecution witness in the trial of four men accused of shooting a Limerick bouncer has denied that the man he had claimed asked him to shoot the bouncer approached him to commit the murder.

Witness denies being approached to commit murder

The chief prosecution witness in the trial of four men accused of shooting a Limerick bouncer has denied that the man he had claimed asked him to shoot the bouncer approached him to commit the murder.

James Martin Cahill told Mr Barry McDonnell QC defending Mr John Dundon that the man, who is referred to as Mr "A" for legal reasons had not asked him to shoot 34-year-old Brian Fitzgerald.

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