Wayne Dundon was 'organiser' of Roy Collins murder court hears
Thursday 1 May 2014
Wayne Dundon has been described as the organiser and the designer of the murder of Roy Collins.
The 36-year-old from Lenihan Avenue, Prospect, who has pleaded not guilty is on trial at the Special Criminal Court.
His co-accused 24-year-old Nathan Killeen from Hyde Road in the city also denies the charge.
Live95fm's Denis Tierney reports from the Special Criminal Court in Dublin...
Prosecuting Counsel Michael O'Higgins said there would be circumstantial evidence to connect Nathan Killeen, who had been seen at the Shopping Centre shortly before the shooting.
35-year-old Roy Collins died after being shot once in the chest at Coin Castle Amusements at the Roxboro Shopping Centre on the 9th of April 2009.
Mr O'Higgins said that one witness, Gareth Keogh Collins will say that he was offered 20,000 euro to drive the car, was put
under pressure to do so but refused. He will also say the intended target was Roy's father Steve.
The State says that another witness Anthony 'Noddy' McCarthy will give evidence describing Wayne Dundon hyper and shouting on a phone, "You'd better do it for us, you never do anything for our family."
When asked who he was talking to Wayne Dundon replied James Dillon
Mr O'Higgins said Wayne Dundon was part of a joint enterprise, he was the organiser and designer.
The trial has now been adjourned until next week.