Jury told of witness involvement in six murder plots

The chief prosecution witness in the trial of four men accused of shooting a Limerick bouncer standing trial at the Central Criminal Court has told the jury that he was involved in six murder plots both before and after the shooting.

The chief prosecution witness in the trial of four men accused of shooting a Limerick bouncer standing trial at the Central Criminal Court has told the jury that he was involved in six murder plots both before and after the shooting.

James Martin Cahill who is currently serving a life sentence for shooting dead Mr Brian Fitzpatrick in November 2002 told Mr Michael O'Higgins SC, defending accused man Anthony Kelly, that he had written down details of crimes while in prison in 2006.

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