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John Hayes, sustained a number of pellet wounds to his right shoulder in the incident Picture: Liam Burke/Press 22
A MAN is due in court this Saturday morning in connection with a shooting incident in Limerick.
A farmer, John Hayes, sustained a number of pellet wounds to his right shoulder in the incident in the Ballycasey area of Kildimo, which happened around 10.30am on Friday.
The man – aged in his early 70s – was arrested near Patrickswell a short time later, and was charged in Newcastle West garda station last night.
He is due to appear before a special sitting Limerick District Court later this Saturday morning, charged in connection with the shooting incident, in which a dog was also killed.
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