Man arrested in connection with murder of Derry sheep farmer

A man was arrested today in connection with the murder of a sheep farmer in Co Derry four years ago this week.

Thu, 11 Sep, 2008 - 15:29

A man was arrested today in connection with the murder of a sheep farmer in Co Derry four years ago this week.

Patrick Devine, 51, was shot dead while eating his dinner at his remote farmhouse in the Sperrin Mountains at Strangawilly near Claudy on September 13, 2004.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Derry Place: Co Derry Place: Sperrin Mountains Place: Strangawilly Place: Claudy Place: Antrim Person: Patrick Devine Person: Devine Organisation: Waterside Hospital Organisation: PSNI Serious Crime Suite

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