Bullet was fired from gun found in home of murder accused's grandparents, court hears

The trial of a Limerick man accused of murder has heard evidence that a bullet recovered from the victim’s chest was fired from the weapon which was recovered from the home of the accused’s grandparents.

The trial of a Limerick man accused of murder has heard evidence that a bullet recovered from the victim’s chest was fired from the weapon which was recovered from the home of the accused’s grandparents.

Greg Crawford (aged 24) of St Munchin’s Street, St Mary’s Park in Limerick, denies murdering Gareth Brosnan-Grant (aged 25) outside his home at St Ita’s Street, St Mary’s Park in Limerick on October 8, 2007.

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