Limerick man jailed after boasting about crime spree on TikTok
A judge has imposed a 12-year prison sentence on a Limerick man who he said gloated about the distress he caused to his victims on a public TikTok account called ‘Munster Crime Gang’.
At Ennis Circuit Court, Judge Francis Comerford has imposed cumulative sentences of 29 years and nine months on three Limerick men, including Eddie Carey (31) of De Vere Court, John Carew Park, Limerick, for a crime spree across Clare, Galway and Limerick during 2024.
In this case, Judge Comerford imposed a prison term of 12 years on Carey and suspended the final four years and three months, resulting in seven years and nine months to be served in jail by Carey and back-dated the sentence to January 2025.
Judge Comerford imposed a 12-year-three-month sentence on co-accused Owen Casey (29) of Salvia Court, Keyes Park, Southill, Limerick, and suspended the final four years and nine months, resulting in seven years and six months to be served in jail and backdated the prison sentence to April...
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