Dublin man who shot victim 11 times handed life sentence

A 30-year-old Dublin man has been jailed for life today for murdering a man, after shooting him 11 times in a Clontarf apartment building.

Dublin man who shot victim 11 times handed life sentence
Mon, 28 Nov, 2011 - 13:40

A 30-year-old Dublin man has been jailed for life today for murdering a man, after shooting him 11 times in a Clontarf apartment building.

Michael Taylor of Summerhill was on bail when he killed Paul Kelly on April 6, 2007 at Winston Ville apartments on Charlemont Road.

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