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Gill Charged in Lawlor Murder Case

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Jonathan Gill, a 44-year-old man from Clontarf, faces murder charges in Dublins High Court for the killing of Robbie Lawlor in Ardoyne. Lawlor, linked to organized crime, was shot dead in April 2020. Gill was arrested at his home and is now in Cloverhill Prison, with his next court date set for April 21st.

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Gill Charged in Lawlor Murder Case

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Gill Charged in Lawlor Murder Case. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, a 44-year-old man named Jonathan Gill for Malahide Road in Clontarf just faced charges in Dublin's High Court for the murder of. Robbie Lawler Lawler got shot dead outside of house in Ardoin on April 4th, 2020. Gill showed up in court on Friday after cops moved fast on the case. Earlier this week, Gardai arrested Gill at his home on Thursday morning with a warrant from the High Court. They took him straight to Clontarf Station for questioning by the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Lawler was no stranger to trouble. Link deep in organized crime across Ireland. His killing back then shook up the streets in Ardoin and beyond, drawing heavy police heat ever since. In court, Detective Sergeant Frankie Lamb laid out the arrest details. Judge Barry O'Donnell made sure Gill knew his rights, including legal help from both Ireland and the UK. Gill said he got it all. He's now locked up in Cloverhill Prison, with his next court date set for April 21st. We'll keep watching how this plays out in the ongoing probe.

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