Hunger-strike prisoner set for Supreme Court appeal

The Supreme Court will hear an urgent appeal aimed at delaying the murder trial of hunger-strike prisoner John Dundon later this month.

Hunger-strike prisoner set for Supreme Court appeal
Thu, 06 Jun, 2013 - 13:54

The Supreme Court is to hear an urgent appeal aimed at delaying the murder trial of hunger-strike prisoner John Dundon later this month.

The 30-year-old, of Hyde Road, Limerick, is due to stand trial tomorrow at the non-jury Special Criminal Court for the 2008 shooting of Garryowen rugby player Shane Geoghegan.

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