Man dies in hospital after Dublin shooting

A MAN in his early 40s died in hospital after being shot in Dublin last night.

Man dies in hospital after Dublin shooting
Mon, 08 Mar, 2004 - 00:00
Cormac O’Keeffe and Niall Murray

The shooting happened on the street at Clifton Drive in Ballyfermot at around 7.30pm. Gardaí believe a shotgun was used in the incident and they sealed off the area for technical examination.

State Pathologist Marie Cassidy is expected to carry out a post-mortem examination today on the deceased, who had not been formally identified last night.

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