Trial of gang involved in 2005 tiger kidnapping gets underway

A jury has heard how a gang held a Securior worker’s family hostage in the Dublin Mountains in order to steal over €2m.

Trial of gang involved in 2005 tiger kidnapping gets underway
Wed, 09 Oct, 2013 - 18:08

A jury has heard how a gang held a Securior worker’s family hostage in the Dublin Mountains in order to steal over €2m.

Four men have gone on trial accused of the so-called Tiger Kidnapping in 2005.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Dublin MountainsPlace: RahenyPlace: Strawberry BedsPlace: Corduff AvenuePlace: BlanchardstownPlace: Bayside Boulevard NorthPlace: SuttonPlace: Moatview CourtPlace: Cromcastle RoadPerson: Paul RichardsonPerson: PaulPerson: Jason KavanaghPerson: Christopher CorcoranPerson: Mark FarillyPerson: CoolockPerson: Alan CostelloEvent: Tiger KidnappingOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
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