Gardaí mount checkpoints amid fears of backlash in Dublin

Gardaí have mounted a series of armed checkpoints across the north side of Dublin city following the shooting dead of Alan Ryan yesterday.

Gardaí mount checkpoints amid fears of backlash in Dublin

Gardaí have mounted a series of armed checkpoints across the north side of Dublin city following the shooting dead of Alan Ryan yesterday.

The 32-year-old, who was known to Gardaí for his links to the Real IRA, was shot dead as he lay injured on Grange Lodge Avenue shortly after 3.30pm yesterday afternoon.

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