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You're listening to the mens rea podcast and this is the story of Leslie Kenney.

Killrush is a coastal market town situated at the mouth of the river Shannon and County Clare.

Its location along the Shannon estuary has given the busy town a rich maritime history,

and this, combined with Killrush's remarkably preserved historic architecture,

led to its designation as one of Ireland's 15 heritage towns.

Despite this, the town has unfortunately had its fair share of addiction issues and social problems,

which began to escalate at the turn of the millennium,

giving rise to increased levels of petty crime and drug-related offenses.

Shortly after 10am on Wednesday 29 July 2008, a call was made to Killrush Garda Station,

a better row that was taking place at O'Gorman Street in the town.

When officers arrived to investigate, they found a man lying face up against the wall of a front

garden having suffered multiple gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene by a local GP

at 10.53am and a priest was summoned to administer the last rights.

The dead man was known to Gardy and was quickly identified as 27-year-old Leslie Kenney.

Also at the scene was 24-year-old Brendan O'Sullivan who lived in the house attached to the garden

where Leslie's body was found. O'Sullivan lived with his wife Clare and the couple's two young

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