Latest: Terrorism link probed after man killed and two injured in 'random and unprovoked' Dundalk attacks

Latest: Detectives investigating the murder of a Japanese man during a series of random attacks in Dundalk, Co Louth have said terrorism is one line of inquiry.

Latest: Terrorism link probed after man killed and two injured in 'random and unprovoked' Dundalk attacks
Wed, 03 Jan, 2018 - 10:05

Update 4pm: Detectives investigating the murder of a Japanese man during a series of random attacks in Dundalk, Co Louth have said terrorism is one line of inquiry.

An 18-year-old Egyptian man has been arrested on suspicion of the knife murder and subsequent assaults on two local men - one with a knife and one with a fence pole.

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