Murder trial told jeep did not stop as it 'overran' Limerick boxer Kevin Sheehy

The court heard evidence from the forensic investigation of the scene on July 1, 2019
The trial has heard that Kevin Sheehy (pictured) and Logan Jackson had "an exchange" moments after leaving a house party where they had gone to celebrate Limerick’s Munster hurling final victory over Tipperary in 2019.

The trial has heard that Kevin Sheehy (pictured) and Logan Jackson had "an exchange" moments after leaving a house party where they had gone to celebrate Limerick’s Munster hurling final victory over Tipperary in 2019.

A jeep did not stop as it ran over Irish boxing champion Kevin Sheehy, while there was evidence of drag marks at the scene, a murder trial has heard.

Logan Jackson (31), of Longford Road, Coventry, England has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to Mr Sheehy's (20) manslaughter at Hyde Road in Limerick city on July 1, 2019.

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