Court archive
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2017-10-27 · Limerick
Alan McNamara, 51, of Mountfune, Murroe, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Andrew O'Donoghue. Found guilty last July, McNamara was convicted of killing the Road Tramps member at the club gates on June 20, 2015, during a territorial dispute. Justice Paul McDermott imposed the mandatory life sentence, backdating it to December 1,…
2017-10-27 · Limerick
Alan McNamara, 51, of Mountfune, Murroe, Co Limerick, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Andrew O'Donoghue. Found guilty last July, McNamara was convicted of killing O'Donoghue, a member of the Road Tramps motorcycle club, at the club's gates on June 20, 2015, during a territorial dispute. Justice Paul McDermott imposed the…
2017-08-02 · Limerick
A Limerick biker, Alan 'Cookie McNamara, 51, from Mountfune, Murroe, Co Limerick, was found guilty of the murder of Andrew 'AOD' O'Donoghue at the gates of the Road Tramps motorcycle club at Mountfune on June 20, 2015, by a jury in the Central Criminal Court. The case was heard at the sentence procedural stage. McNamara had pleaded not guilty to…
2017-07-25 · Mungret, Limerick
The trial of Alan McNamara, accused of the murder of Andrew 'AOD' O'Donoghue on June 20, 2015, at the Road Tramps motorcycle clubhouse in Mountfune, Co Limerick, continued at the Central Criminal Court. McNamara, 51, has pleaded not guilty to the murder charge. The court heard evidence that Gardaí recovered two mobile phones from waste ground…
2017-07-21 · Limerick
At the sentence stage of the trial, Alan 'Cookie' McNamara (51), from Mountfune, Murroe, Co Limerick, pleaded not guilty to the alleged murder of Andrew 'AOD' O'Donoghue on Saturday June 20, 2015 at Mountfune, as well as to impeding his apprehension knowing or believing him to have committed a serious offence. Robert Cusack (28), of Abington,…
2017-07-20 · Limerick
A trial is ongoing before Justice Paul McDermott and a jury of seven men and four women at the Circuit Criminal Court in Limerick. Alan 'Cookie' McNamara (51), from Mountfune, Murroe, Co Limerick, is on trial for the alleged murder of Andrew 'AOD' O'Donoghue on Saturday June 20, 2015, at Mountfune. He has pleaded not guilty to the charge and also…
2017-07-17 · Limerick
During the Central Criminal Court hearing, May McNamara, wife of 51‑year‑old Alan McNamara, testified that she has lived in fear for the last two years following the 2015 shooting of Andrew O'Donoghue. She described how, after a night out on 19 June 2015, she found her husband on the ground with a "big man on top of his back" and a third man…
2017-07-14 · Limerick
During a Garda search of a biker's clubhouse and vehicles linked to the 2015 shooting death of Andrew O'Donoghue, a cache of weapons was uncovered. The items included two shotguns, pepper spray, iron bars, axe handles, knuckle dusters and knives. The investigation was part of the murder trial of Alan McNamara, who is charged with O'Donoghue's…
2017-07-13 · Limerick
In a Limerick murder trial, Alan McNamara (50) pleaded not guilty to the 2015 shooting death of Andrew O'Donoghue (51). McNamara, a former Road Tramps member who joined the Caballeros, allegedly fired a sawn‑off shotgun at O'Donoghue during a territorial dispute between the two clubs. The incident began when McNamara, wearing Caballeros colours,…
2017-07-10 · Limerick
A jury of eight men and four women was sworn in at the Central Criminal Court to hear the trial of Alan McNamara, aged 50, and his stepson Robert Cusack, aged 28. McNamara pleaded not guilty to the murder of Andrew O'Donoghue, aged 51, which occurred in Murroe on 20 June 2015. Cusack pleaded not guilty to an offence of impeding the apprehension…
2016-01-25 · Limerick
Alan McNamara, 48, of Mountfune, Murroe, Co Limerick, faces trial for the murder of Andrew O'Donoghue on 20 June 2015 at the Road Tramps motorcycle club. His stepson, Robert Cusack, 26, of Abington, Murroe, Co Limerick, is charged with impeding the Garda investigation. Both were sent to trial by Justice Patrick McCarthy for 10 July 2017.