Family still hopeful New Year's Eve killer will be caught

The family of a man from Co Clare who was shot dead at his home a decade ago today remain hopeful those responsible will be caught.

Family still hopeful New Year's Eve killer will be caught
Mon, 31 Dec, 2012 - 15:07

The family of a man from Co Clare who was shot dead at his home a decade ago today remain hopeful those responsible will be caught.

Sean Poland, a 39-year-old car dealer from Blackwater, Ardnacrusha was gunned down during a raid at his home shortly before midnight on New Year's Eve 2002, while his partner was assaulted and tied up.

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