Only one bullet retained in Ludlow murder inquiry

An inquest into the loyalist murder of a Co Louth man almost 30 years ago has heard that the only evidence retained by Gardaí was one of three bullets found at the scene.

An inquest into the loyalist murder of a Co Louth man almost 30 years ago has heard that the only evidence retained by Gardaí was one of three bullets found at the scene.

Former chief superintendent Ted Murphy told the inquest today that the bullet was the only evidence found during searches at garda stations in Dundalk, Drogheda and Dromad.

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