Plea over rush-hour murder

Gardaí investigating the murder of a man on a Dublin street during rush-hour traffic today appealed for witnesses to come forward.

Wed, 06 Dec, 2006 - 16:21

Gardaí investigating the murder of a man on a Dublin street during rush-hour traffic today appealed for witnesses to come forward.

Officers probing the shooting of Raymond Collins, 42, on November 14 at Clonliffe Avenue, Dublin 3 called for a man out walking his dog to make contact with them.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Dublin Street Place: Clonliffe Avenue, Dublin Place: Fitzgibbon Street Place: Fairview Person: Gardaí Person: Raymond Collins Person: Collins Person: Matt Talbot Court Organisation: Esso Service Station

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