Neither Holland nor 45-year-old co-defendant Patrick Teer, of Thornberry Hill in Belfast, are accused of being the gunman.
Instead, they were charged as part of a joint enterprise to murder, based on their alleged involvement in events surrounding the shooting.
According to police, Lawlor went to Etna Drive in a pre-arranged appointment to collect cash.
A gunman emerged from the property and opened fire, shooting him in the head and body. Lawlor died at the scene.
The attack is believed to have been part of an ongoing drugs dispute which claimed three lives in the past year.
Originally from Dublin, Lawlor was heavily involved in a bitter feud between rival Drogheda-based factions.
Pop star Jim Corr has been slammed for helping to spread fake news about a beloved grandmother who became the first person in the world to receive the coronavirus jab.
Margaret Keenan (91), who lives in Coventry but is originally from Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, was the first person in the world to be vaccinated against Covid-19 last month and received her second jab on Tuesday.
Guitarist Jim who is currently banned from Twitter suggested there were “question marks” about Mrs Keenan’s identity as the internet filled with bizarre rumours she was an actor.
Images of Mrs Keenan receiving the jab were beamed around the world from Coventry University Hospital on December 8 but almost immediately, conspiracy theories began to spread on social media including the idea Mrs Keenan was an actor.
THE mother of late teenager Noah Donohoe paid the ultimate tribute to her son on her first Christmas Day spent without the special schoolboy by her side.
On Friday morning, Fiona Donohoe swam in the sea to remember the 14-year-old just six months after he passed away in unexplained circumstances.
In a moving video montage shared by her niece Shaneane on social media, Fiona, alongside sister Niamh, was filmed wading into the water at Portmarnock beach outside Dublin for an early morning swim for Noah.
Filmed just after sunrise on Christmas morning, the Belfast woman, who is originally from Strabane, Co Tyrone, held hands with her family as they entered the Irish Sea.
More than 20 suspects have been identified as part of the investigation into the murder of gangster Robbie Lawlor
International drug dealers are believed to have been involved in planning his assassination
Robbie Lawlor
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COVID sceptic pop star Jim Corr has had his driving ban slashed on appeal to six weeks.
Sunday Life can reveal that anti-masker Corr appeared at Belfast County Court last week to appeal his six-month driving ban.
The 56-year-old guitarist, of Sharman House, Old Windmill Road in Crawfordsburn, Co Down, pleaded guilty last month at Belfast Magistrates Court to a single charge of using a mobile phone while driving on the M3 in Belfast on May 16 this year.
The member of The Corrs family group (right), whose hits include Runaway and Breathless, was fined £85 and given three penalty points on his driving licence.