Gardaí identify Falsey murder weapon

GARDAÍ investigating the brutal gangland-style shooting of a man in Cork last August have identified the murder weapon.

Supt Charlie Barry, who is leading the garda investigation into Darren Falsey’s killing in Carrigaline, hailed it as a “major breakthrough” in the case.

Darren Falsey, 36, a suspected drug dealer from Waterfall on the outskirts of Cork city, was shot dead when he went to answer a call at the front door of his rented house at Ashbourne Court on Ferney Road in Carrigaline on August 3.

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