Kenny: Murder of Quinn worse than McCartney killing

THE murder of 21-year-old Paul Quinn in a barn in Co Monaghan is worse than Robert McCartney’s killing because of its premeditated vicious nature, Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny said last night.

Kenny: Murder of Quinn worse than McCartney killing
Wed, 16 Jan, 2008 - 00:00
Áine Kerr, Political Reporter in Monaghan

He said Sinn Féin would be under pressure to join other parties in recognising Mr Quinn was not involved in criminality when a Dáil debate is held next month.

“The death of Robert McCartney in Belfast three years ago was an outrageous and grotesque act.

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