Judge lifts anonymity order to allow Lunney gang ringleader to be named 

Judge dismisses application by lawyers of Alan Harte, who was last month sentenced to 30 years for the assault and false imprisonment of the Quinn Holdings director
Alan Harte who last month was sentenced to 30 years in prison by the non-jury Special Criminal Court (SCC) for committing serious harm on and falsely imprisoning Kevin Lunney. PIC: Collins Courts

Alan Harte who last month was sentenced to 30 years in prison by the non-jury Special Criminal Court (SCC) for committing serious harm on and falsely imprisoning Kevin Lunney. PIC: Collins Courts

An order preserving the anonymity of one of the men convicted of kidnapping and inflicting serious injuries on businessman Kevin Lunney has been lifted by the High Court.

The man is Alan Harte, who last month was sentenced to 30 years in prison by the non-jury Special Criminal Court (SCC) for committing serious harm on and falsely imprisoning the Quinn Industrial Holdings director in 2019.

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