Warrant was out for arrest of main suspect in murder case

THE BITTER political row sparked by Donna Cleary’s murder escalated last night as Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny insisted the young mother would still be alive if ministers had given gardaí the resources to enact an outstanding arrest warrant on her suspected killer.

Mr Kenny accused the Government of presiding over a law and order shambles as parts of Dublin slid into “street anarchy”, in a second day of heated Dáil exchanges.

He seized on news that Dwayne Foster, the man believed to have fired the fatal shots that killed the 22-year-old mother-of-one, was at large despite a bench warrant being issued against him.