Supreme Court refuses to hear woman's appeal against her Gareth Hutch murder conviction

Regina Keogh claimed there was a “fundamental error” in the assessment of corroborative evidence relating to rubber gloves found at another woman’s home
Supreme Court refuses to hear woman's appeal against her Gareth Hutch murder conviction

Gareth Hutch (pictured), the 36-year-old nephew of Gerry ‘the monk’ Hutch, was shot dead as he was getting into his car outside Avondale House flats on North Cumberland Street in Dublin. File picture

The Supreme Court has refused to hear a woman’s appeal against her conviction in the Special Criminal Court for Gareth Hutch’s murder.

Regina Keogh (45), a mother-of-five, was found guilty of murdering Mr Hutch by colluding with her gunman brother. She was sentenced to life in prison in 2018 by the non-jury court, which found she had colluded with Jonathan Keogh to cause serious injury to Mr Hutch.

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