Jury must decide if murder accused was provoked before driving jeep over Kevin Sheehy

The judge said the evidence is that Mr Jackson had lied to gardaí during his interviews, adding it "is not evidence of guilt"
Kevin Sheehy, a five times Irish boxing champion, was repeatedly run over by a Mitsubishi Shogun jeep and died as a result of multiple injuries, including a "catastrophic skull fracture". Photo: Barry Cregg/Sportsfile

Kevin Sheehy, a five times Irish boxing champion, was repeatedly run over by a Mitsubishi Shogun jeep and died as a result of multiple injuries, including a "catastrophic skull fracture". Photo: Barry Cregg/Sportsfile

A jury must decide if a UK man who denies murdering Irish boxing champion Kevin Sheehy was provoked before he repeatedly ran over the talented athlete in his jeep.

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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