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Crime News Roundup & Sad News On Ballincollig Man Damien Lucey
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PJ catches up on crime news over the weekend with Mairead Twohig from a firearms story in Mayfield, a feud in North Cork and a robbery in a business in Clonakilty. We also hear sad news about Ballincollig man Damien Lucey.
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