'Tiger kidnapping' trial nears end

Closing speeches have finished in the trial of five men accused of involvement in a €2.28m "tiger kidnapping" robbery.

Tue, 21 Jul, 2009 - 15:40

Closing speeches have finished in the trial of five men accused of involvement in a €2.28m "tiger kidnapping" robbery.

Both the defence and prosecution teams have concluded their closing remarks and Judge Tony Hunt has begun giving the jury a summary of the evidence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Old Brazeel Way Place: Knocksedan Place: Swords Place: Aughavanagh Road, Crumlin Place: Moatview Court Place: Bayside Boulevard North Place: Sutton Person: Tony Hunt Person: Hunt Person: David Byrne Person: Niall Byrne Person: Mark Farrelly Person: Christopher Corcoran Person: Jason Kavanagh Person: Ladyswell Person: Richardson Organisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

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