Government ’losing the battle against gangland crime’

A Fianna Fáil Senator says the latest Dublin shooting has intensified concerns about violent crime in the capital.

Government ’losing the battle against gangland crime’
Sun, 28 Jan, 2018 - 07:21

A Fianna Fáil Senator says the latest Dublin shooting has intensified concerns about violent crime in the capital.

An investigation is underway after two men were shot just before 10pm Friday night on the South Circular Road, near the National Stadium.

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