Ireland Crime

New arrest of a woman in her 30s in connection with the 2019 murder; Gardaí suspect others were involved in aiding and abetting the killer. Mother Tracey Tully calls for all responsible to face justice.

Adds that a woman in her 30s arrested on Monday 2 September 2024 was released without charge, and that gardaí suspect others were involved in aiding and abetting the killing.

Adds that the woman arrested on Monday morning was released without charge on Tuesday 3 September 2024, and that gardaí say investigations are ongoing. Names the driver as Logan Jackson and describes the jeep as the murder weapon.

Adds that a woman in her 30s was arrested on 2 September 2024 and detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984; gives background on Logan Jackson's conviction and 2024 sentence in Coventry.

Reports the arrest of a woman in her 30s at a Garda station in the Southern region on 2 September 2024, and that gardaí suspect others aided Logan Jackson. Adds Jackson's transfer to the UK, the order that he serve at least 19 years and 192 days before parole, and the victim's mother's reaction.

Reports a new arrest of a woman in her 30s in the 2019 Kevin Sheehy murder investigation, and that Logan Jackson was convicted and sentenced in the UK for the murder.

Reports the arrest of a woman in her 30s on 2 September 2024 in connection with the ongoing Kevin Sheehy murder investigation, and provides background on the 2019 killing and Logan Jackson's 2021 life sentence.

Update on a 2019 murder investigation. A woman in her 30s was arrested on 2 September 2024 and is detained at a Garda station in the Southern Region. No existing case in the list matches this murder.

Reports the UK sentence of 22 years handed down this week, the minimum 19 years 192 days before parole, Jackson's earlier conviction and Dublin trial, and the family's call for Gardaí to act against two suspected accessories.

Reports the UK sentence of 22 years and the minimum term of 19 years and 192 days before parole, Jackson's transfer from Limerick Prison to the UK, and the victim's mother calling on gardaí to arrest two people suspected of helping Jackson.

Reports the inquest date (5 June 2024, Kilmallock Courthouse), the mother's comments about not knowing Jackson's current UK prison, and that Jackson is awaiting a paper hearing in England on his remaining sentence.

Covers the UK sentencing of Logan Jackson, who was transferred from Limerick Prison to Wandsworth Prison, and the victim's mother's complaint that she cannot read her impact statement. It also states that two other people are wanted by gardaí.

Adds that Jackson was transferred from Limerick Prison to Wandsworth Prison in England, that his UK tariff will be set at a paper hearing, that Tully cannot read her statement aloud but can submit it for review, and that Tully says she was not aware of any threats to Jackson.

Details the transfer of convicted murderer Logan Jackson from Limerick Prison to a UK jail, the Department of Justice's reasoning citing very significant security risks, and Kevin Sheehy's mother Tracey Tully's reaction and ongoing High Court challenge to the transfer.

Reveals the Department of Justice's reasoning for transferring Jackson to the UK, the 23-hour lock-down he was on for three years, the date he applied for transfer (13 January 2022), the victim's mother's account of being threatened with the Minister's legal bill, and a new law to be enacted requiring victims to be notified of transfer applications.

Mother of the victim makes public comments about her treatment by the State in the Kevin Sheehy murder case.

Reports on the Minister for Justice's decision to approve Logan Jackson's transfer to a UK prison and the reaction of Kevin Sheehy's mother Tracey Tully, who had previously initiated High Court proceedings to halt the transfer.

Reports that Tracey Tully is seeking a meeting with Minister Harris over the decision to transfer Logan Jackson to a UK prison; Jackson is reportedly under a death threat in Limerick Prison and remains a key witness in the ongoing investigation into others connected to the murder.

Reports that Minister for Justice Simon Harris approved Logan Jackson's application to be transferred from Limerick Prison to a UK prison, after the 2022 transfer decision was set aside by the High Court to allow Kevin Sheehy's mother Tracey Tully to make a submission. Limerick City TD Willie O'Dea criticised the decision as a 'bolt from the blue'.