Progress made in Bishop Courtney investigation

The President of Burundi, Domitien Ndayizeye, is assuring the Irish Government that progress has been made in identifying a number of people believed to be involved in the murder of Archbishop Michael Courtney.

Progress made in Bishop Courtney investigation
Tue, 13 Jan, 2004 - 17:13

The President of Burundi, Domitien Ndayizeye, is assuring the Irish Government that progress has been made in identifying a number of people believed to be involved in the murder of Archbishop Michael Courtney.

The Papal Nuncio to the African state was killed on December 29 when shots were fired at the car he was travelling in.

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