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06 Sept 2025
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Kevin Lunney case to be finalised today
Three men who were convicted earlier this month for falsely imprisoning Kevin Lunney are due to be sentenced today.
Kevin Lunney will be given an opportunity to address the Special Criminal Court today if he wants to outline how his abduction in 2019 has affected him.
A man, who can’t be named by court order, and two others; Alan O’Brien (40) and Darren Redmond (27), both from East Wall in Dublin, were convicted earlier this month of falsely imprisoning the director of what was known back in 2019 as Quinn Industrial Holdings. They were also convicted of causing him serious harm.
Their sentence hearing is due to take place later this morning, when Mr Lunney will be given an opportunity to deliver a victim impact statement, if he so wishes.
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