Intended target lived four doors away, Geoghegan murder trial told

The Shane Geoghegan murder trial has today heard that the apparent intended target lived four doors away from the rugby player on the night he was shot, in a case of mistaken identity.

Intended target lived four doors away, Geoghegan murder trial told
Thu, 09 Feb, 2012 - 17:56

The Shane Geoghegan murder trial has today heard that the apparent intended target lived four doors away from the rugby player on the night he was shot, in a case of mistaken identity.

The 28-year-old Garryowen captain was shot on November 9, 2008 near his home at Clonmore, Kilteragh, Dooradoyle in Limerick.

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