Murder rap ... Dundon, left, and Kileen Exclusive EXCLUSIVE By STEPHEN BREEN Published: 21 hrs ago
TWO men are to be charged with the murder of innocent businessman Roy Collins. The Irish Sun can reveal that gangland boss Wayne Dundon, 33 and his sidekick Nathan Kileen, 23, will appear before the Special Criminal Court in Dublin tomorrow. Roy, 35, was gunned down by the evil McCarthy/Dundon crime gang as he opened up at his Coin Castle amusement arcade in Roxboro, Limerick city, on April 9, 2009. An application was made before the Special Criminal Court yesterday to produce the two men in court. Roy’s heartbroken family — who are in a witness protection programme outside Ireland — have been informed of the development. A fresh file on the murder investigation was sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions before Christmas. Dundon is currently serving six years for threatening to kill his brother Ger’s former partner April Collins, and her mother Alice. Killeen was caged for five years for threatening witnesses.
Murdered ... Roy Eamon Ward Both men have been informed of the decision to charge them with Roy’s murder. It’s understood the DPP ruled to charge the pair after gardai recovered fresh evidence as part of their ongoing probe. Roy’s dad Steve left Ireland last March after his family received death threats. The gang had targeted Roy after he testified against the thugs. The Glock pistol used to murder him was found on July 28 last near Young Munster Rugby Club on the outskirts of Limerick city during a community clean-up. James Dillon, 26, is already serving life for Roy’s murder.
