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Ba as Maigh Rois é David ‘Frog Eyes’ Stanners | PICTIÚR: FILE
FUARTHAS an dúnmharfóir droinge ó Luimneach, David Stanners bás i bPríosún Mhuinseo.
Tuairiscítear go bhfuarthas David ‘Frog Eyes’ Stanners, as Maigh Rois, marbh go luath maidin Déardaoin seo.
Táthar ag súil go ndéanfar scrúdú iarbháis, agus cinnfidh na torthaí cúrsa an imscrúdaithe.
Chaith an fear, 51 bliain d’aois, níos mó ná 20 bliain de phianbhreith saoil as dúnmharú an cheannasaí dronganna iomaíoch Kieran Keane, deartháir le ceannaire dronganna feallmharacha Luimnigh, Christy Keane, mar chuid d’aimhleas fí Luimnigh.
Bhí Stanners ina bhall lárnach de bhuíon McCarthy/Dundon sular cuireadh príosúnacht saoil air i mí na Nollag 2003 mar gheall ar dhúnmharú Kieran Keane i mí Eanáir na bliana céanna.
Bhí Stanners mar chuid de ghrúpa de chúigear fear a dhúnmharaigh Keane i Drombanna. I measc na cinn eile bhí, Desmond Dundon 23, de hÍde Road; James McCarthy 27, as Páirc Delmege, Maigh Rois; Christopher “Smokie” Costelloe 23, as Ascaill Mhaigh Lise, Baile an tSaoir agus Anthony “Noddy” McCarthy 24, Faiche an Aonaigh, Garraí Eoghain.
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