Latest: Call for multi-agency approach to gang crime in Dublin

Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan has said the latest shooting in Dublin is a matter of "great concern."

Latest: Call for multi-agency approach to gang crime in Dublin
Wed, 29 May, 2019 - 11:55
Vivienne Clarke

Update 10.55am: Dublin City Councillor John Lyons has called for a multi agency approach to the issue of gang crime in certain parts of Dublin.

He was responding following the third gangland killing in the city in eight days.

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