Five men lose bid to appeal murder convictions

Five Limerick men have lost a bid to bring an appeal against their convictions for the murder of crime boss Kieran Keane to the Supreme Court.

Five Limerick men have lost a bid to bring an appeal against their convictions for the murder of crime boss Kieran Keane to the Supreme Court.

The five were found guilty of killing the 36-year-old on January 29, 2003, and of the attempted murder of his nephew, Owen Treacy, who was stabbed 17 times, on the same day.

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