Verdict expected today in Roy Collins murder trial

A verdict is due today in the non-jury trial of two men accused of murdering Limerick businessman Roy Collins.

Tue, 15 Jul, 2014 - 08:19

A verdict is due today in the non-jury trial of two men accused of murdering Limerick businessman Roy Collins.

Wayne Dundon of Lenihan Avenue and his co-accused Nathan Killeen of Hyde Road, both in Prospect, deny any part in the killing at the Roxboro Shopping Centre on April 9, 2009.

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Courts Dundon Place: Limerick Place: Lenihan Avenue Place: Hyde Road Place: Prospect Place: Roxboro Shopping Centre Place: Coincastle Place: The Steering Wheel Person: Roy Collins Person: Wayne Dundon Person: Nathan Killeen Person: James Dillon Person: Roy Person: Steve Collins Organisation: Special Criminal Court

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