Man denied involvement before admitting shooting, Geoghegan trial hears

A trial has heard the man accused of murdering Shane Geoghegan repeatedly denied his involvement before admitting to gardaí that he had shot the Limerick rugby player.

Man denied involvement before admitting shooting, Geoghegan trial hears
Tue, 15 Mar, 2011 - 15:52

A trial has heard the man accused of murdering Shane Geoghegan repeatedly denied his involvement before admitting to gardaí that he had shot the Limerick rugby player.

Barry Doyle with addresses in Limerick and Portland Row, Dublin, denies murdering the 28-year-old on November 9, 2008.

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