Eamon Dillon

And then he was asked about in terms of the DNA off the keypad, they did a profile and what they generated from that matched Sean McGovern.

So this is the laptop they say was being used in the Beacon apartment to access the tracker that was on Noel Kirwan's car.

That was the information of which was passed on to the people who carried out the shooting.

And again, that was agreed that there were also trace elements found on it.

So in addition to McGovern, that suggests another person had used this laptop at some stage.

And yeah, he agreed, the guard witness agreed with that.

And he also talked about some of the other DNA evidence that was found.

And for instance, Mr. Nobody, Declan Brady, his DNA was on a toothbrush in the apartment.

So that was all agreed.

So they're kind of...

Again, then, so that was the DNA and the fingerprints evidence that he was asked about that.

And then he was asked as well about the telephone evidence, these are from deceased phones.

And it showed that, you know, while McGovern, you know, was able to access the, while he was, you know, accessing the laptop at different times.

And he was using this on the day of the murder.

He was using the phone where he was making a call to the person who supplied the tracker legitimately, who probably certainly had no idea what was going on.

And that the tracker setting on the day of the murder changed from updating his location every four hours to every 30 seconds.

But he was making the point it can't be established who actually made that change in the tracker.

And the guard or witness agreed, yeah, you couldn't.

And then there's other calls.

And he's saying that, you know, ultimately they couldn't actually show that.