Minister condemns Saudi murder

The body of an Irish man shot dead in Saudi Arabia will not be brought home for two weeks, it emerged tonight.

Minister condemns Saudi murder
Wed, 04 Aug, 2004 - 19:08

The body of an Irish man shot dead in Saudi Arabia will not be brought home for two weeks, it emerged tonight.

Anthony Christopher Higgins from Galway city spent 27 years working in the Middle East state.

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