One of Ireland’s longest serving prisoners has walked free after 42 years - and told The Mirror/Star he’s just lucky he wasn’t hanged.
Michael Holohan (68) was freed from Shelton Abbey prison this week - after serving what is one of the longest ever stints behind bars for the brutal murder of Galway woman Mary Kitt, 45, in June of 1980.
This paper exclusively tracked Holohan to his new bolthole in Co Kildare, where he was seen going shopping for jewellery in Newbridge, mingling among members of the public, and eventually going to the local Intreo centre, as begins his new life.