Teenage girls may be key witnesses in Barry assault

GARDAÍ in Waterford are seeking two teenage girls they believe may be vital witnesses to an assault which has left an 82-year-old man fighting for his life.

Teenage girls may be key witnesses in Barry assault
Mon, 21 Sep, 2009 - 01:00
Scott Millar

Last night the two young women had yet to come forward to help the investigation.

Paddy Barry was violently assaulted in his Mount Sion Avenue home last Wednesday.

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