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Dundon murder trial adjourned for disclosure completion

Summary

The Special Criminal Court in Limerick adjourned the murder trial of Wayne Dundon (35) and Nathan Killeen (23) until Thursday to finish a lengthy disclosure process. The defendants are charged with killing businessman Roy Collins, 35, at Coin Castle Amusements on 9 April 2009. Prosecutor Michael O'Higgins SC requested 48 more hours to complete disclosure of recordings made between Gardaí and civilian witnesses, describing the task as long and complicated. Seán Guerin SC noted a prior disclosure order concerning the prison service and identified additional material that might be relevant, asking for a similar order. Dundon's barrister Remy Farrell SC and Killeen's counsel Giollaíosa Ó Lideadha SC argued the requested materials were relevant and requested an adjournment. Justice Iseult O'Malley granted the adjournment, acknowledging the effort invested by both sides, and proposed opening the case on Thursday, with the possibility of further adjournment if needed.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: Dundon murder trial adjourned for disclosure completion. Procedural stage: trial

When:

• April 9, 2009 Hearing Or Sentence
• 2014-04-29 Publication

Places mentioned

Topics

Stage Trial Violent Crime

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