Closing speeches heard in Dundon trial

Closing speeches have been heard today in the Special Criminal Court trial of two Limerick brothers accused of threatening to kill four members of the same family.

Closing speeches heard in Dundon trial
Tue, 13 Mar, 2012 - 13:39

Closing speeches have been heard today in the Special Criminal Court trial of two Limerick brothers accused of threatening to kill four members of the same family.

Brothers Wayne Dundon (aged 33) and John Dundon (aged 29) have between them denied seven counts of making threats to kill and two counts of witness intimidation.

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