Appeal for help over Slovak murder

Gardaí investigating the Dublin murder of a Slovakian man issued an appeal for information tonight.

A post mortem indicated that Roman Godla, 32, died from head injuries. Gardaú believed he started a new job on a city centre building site on Saturday and may also may have worked as a kitchen porter in a Dublin restaurant.

He died in the Mater Hospital on Sunday evening after being taken by ambulance from a house in Cabra Park in nearby Phibsboro on the north side of the city.

Two men in their 20s and a woman in her 30s were arrested yesterday but released without charge.

Anyone who worked with Mr Godla or who may have seen him over the weekend are asked to contact gardaí.