Ahern assures parents of probe

THE parents of Paul Quinn, the 21-year-old who was murdered in a shed in Co Monaghan, were yesterday given assurances by the Taoiseach that his killing would be vigorously investigated.

Thu, 20 Dec, 2007 - 00:00
Áine Kerr,  Political Reporter

The Taoiseach was an unexpected attendee at the meeting arranged with the Minister for Justice Brian Lenihan by Fianna Fáil Monaghan TD Margaret Conlon.

Yesterday, Briede Quinn, said she was satisfied with the Taoiseach’s recent statement that conceded her son was not a criminal.

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