Man freed after being quizzed over murder of pensioner

A MAN being questioned in connection with the murder of a pensioner at a retirement home was released without charge yesterday.

Tue, 10 Jan, 2012 - 00:00

Noel Baker

The 29 year old had been questioned in connection with the murder of Eddie Boylan, whose body was found at a house at Ravensdale Close in Kimmage, in Dublin, on Saturday afternoon.

He had been stabbed in the chest with a sword. A fire had also broken out at the man’s lodgings.

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Courts Crime Place: Ravensdale Close Place: Kimmage Place: Dublin Place: Dublin City centre Place: Crumlin Garda Station Person: Eddie Boylan Person: Boylan Person: Gardaí Organisation: DPP Organisation: Dublin City Council Organisation: Zippo

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