Brothers lose appeal against conviction for murdering man who shot at their home

Two witnesses had seen Dean Bradley drive over Mr Reilly twice while another said she saw the car drive over him, reverse over him and drive over him again

Jason (left) and his brother Dean Bradley (right) had claimed that their convictions for the murder of Neil Reilly in 2017 should be overturned because of alleged errors in the judge's charge to the jury. File photo: Collins Courts

Two brothers have lost their appeals against their convictions for murdering a man by driving over him and striking him with a weapon after he had fired a shot at their home.

Dean and Jason Bradley had claimed that their convictions for the murder of Neil Reilly in 2017 should be overturned because of alleged errors in the judge's charge to the jury and because, they said, a key prosecution witness should not have been allowed to give evidence.