Criminal Anthony Kelly speaks at funeral of solicitor John Devane
Lawyer represented some of Limerick’s most high-profile criminals during his career
Dundon brothers refused leave for new appeals against convictions
Supreme Court says neither brother showed any issue of general public importance arose
Court affirms convictions for Dundon brothers over threats to kill
Wayne and John Dundon had been found guilty by Special Criminal Court
Extra resources key to ending reign of Limerick gangs
Changes enabling gardaí to take cases to Special Criminal Court credited for success
DPP fails in bid to increase Wayne Dundon’s prison sentence
Prosecutors claimed sentence for threatening witnesses was ‘unduly lenient’
Gardaí and assassins’ bullets have taken down a generation
Just as the dust settles on the last of the gangs, new ones are emerging, writes Conor Lally
Row over Garda phone recordings overblown, says ex-detective
Former garda says he would be shocked if tapes could mean challenge to convictions
Solicitor to seek review of Geoghegan murder conviction
Limerick man John Dundon was jailed for life for rugby player’s murder in August 2013
Lawyer heading up whistleblower inquiry has led high-profile prosecutions
Seán Guerin SC has extensive experience in criminal law
Dundons secure leave to challenge 23-hour lockup
Limerick brothers allege unfair treatment in Portlaoise prison
Geoghegan shot while crouching on ground, inquest told
Coroner’s court hears rugby player received five gunshot wounds to head and body
Your health and where you live
Reasearch shows if you live in a place where people care about each other you do better
Bishop of Limerick welcomes ‘triumph over evil’
City has been given a signal it can start again, says Bishop Brendan Leahy
The Dundon legacy
Limerick breathed a sigh of relief this week with the sentencing of John Dundon. But a decade of shootings and intimidation – and chronic social problems – have left the city scarred
Dundon conviction 'shows people no longer afraid'
Ordinary people now given courage ‘to make that phone call, to assist gardaí and to provide evidence’
Limerick is safer, but threats still remain
Locals say sustained effort required to tackle ingrained criminality and restore hope
Dundon’s day of reckoning
Background: Criminal gang leader’s conviction secured by evidence of extended family members
John Dundon case: the key players
Evidence of three State witnesses was crucial to securing crime boss’s conviction
Grin from Dundon as he is led off to begin life sentence
Killer listens to rap music on headphones while judge delivers verdict
Dundon solicitor says appeal may follow
Limerick criminal expresses ‘regret’ over death of Shane Geoghegan
John Dundon - a career criminal used to making threats to kill
Member of the notorious McCarthy-Dundon gang was one of Limerick’s most feared men
Judges to consider verdict on Dundon
Defendant pleads not guilty to murder of rugby player Shane Geoghegan, shot in case of mistaken identity
Dundon will not give evidence in his trial for murder
Limerick resident has pleaded not guilty to shooting of Garryowen player Shane Geoghegan
Witness heard Dundon planning Limerick murder
Lisa Collins testifies in man’s trial for murder of Shane Geoghegan
Witness ‘could have saved Shane Geoghegan’s life’
April Collins knew about plans for killing but did nothing to prevent it
Key witness against John Dundon rejects claim she has lived ‘charmed’ life
‘Nobody should have to live the life I live, under Garda protection 24/7’
Witness in John Dundon trial rejects living ’charmed life’
April Collins gives evidence against Limerick man for shooting of Shane Geoghegan
Woman heard John Dundon ‘organise botched murder’
Court told of panic after Shane Geoghegan was killed in case of mistaken identity
Ballistics expert gives evidence at Dundon trial
Trial hears Glock pistol used in the shooting dead of rugby player Shane Geoghegan
Shane Geoghegan’s girlfriend gives evidence at Dundon murder trial
Jenna Barry tells court of hearing two loud bangs and somebody screaming: ‘Drive, drive’
Trial for murder of rugby player Shane Geoghegan to resume
John Dundon has pleaded not guilty to killing in Limerick in 2008
Dundon murder trial adjourned after hospitalisation of key witness
Limerick man accused of ordering shooting of rugby player Shane Geoghegan
Dundon brought from court to hospital with head injury
Man on trial for murder of Shane Geoghegan sacks his legal team
Supreme Court dismisses Dundon appeal
Trial for the murder of rugby player Shane Geoghegan to go ahead before non-jury Special Criminal Court
Supreme Court to hear John Dundon appeal
Shane Geoghegan murder accused wants his non-jury trial delayed
Dundon trial for murder put back to Friday
Hunger-striking prisoner appears in court in wheelchair in state of undress
John Dundon taken to hospital amid hunger strike
Prisoner was due to stand trial tomorrow for killing of rugby player Shane Geoghegan
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