Two Men Continue To Be Questioned On Suspicion Of Murdering Boxer In Limerick
Two men are still being questioned on suspicion of murdering a Limerick boxer.
Kevin Sheehy died after he was hit by a Jeep in Hyde Road in the city yesterday morning.
Last night gardaí arrested two men over the hit-and-run - they're aged in their late teens and late twenties.
The champion boxer's post-mortem examination will take place today.
Ken Moore, who coached him at St Francis Boxing Club, has been paying tribute to the 20-year-old.
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