Trial of Limerick brothers on threats charges hears further evidence

A garda witness in the trial of two Limerick man accused of threatening to kill a mother and three of her children has denied that one of the complainants received any “special status” after making the allegations.

A garda witness in the trial of two Limerick man accused of threatening to kill a mother and three of her children has denied that one of the complainants received any “special status” after making the allegations.

Garda James Hourihan was giving evidence in the trial of Wayne Dundon (aged 33) and John Dundon (aged 29), who between them have denied seven counts of making threats to kill and two counts of witness intimidation.

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