Accused gave gardaí rosary beads for Geoghegan’s mother, court hears

The man who admitted shooting rugby player Shane Geoghegan gave gardaí rosary beads to give to Mr Geoghegan’s mother, his trial has heard.

Accused gave gardaí rosary beads for Geoghegan’s mother, court hears
Tue, 15 Mar, 2011 - 18:15

The man who admitted shooting rugby player Shane Geoghegan gave gardaí rosary beads to give to Mr Geoghegan’s mother, his trial has heard.

Former bricklayer Barry Doyle (aged 25) took the white, plastic beads from around his neck shortly after making the admission in Bruff garda station in Limerick.

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