Those complicit in Adrian Donohoe's murder warned to 'expect a knock at the door'

Deputy Commissioner John Twomey (left) and Chief Superintendent Christy Mangan, prepare to speak to the media at Garda HQ in Dublin, after a jury agreed 11-1 in favour of the guilty verdict after 22 hours of deliberation in the Aaron Brady trial for the capital murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe, who was shot dead during a robbery at Lordship Credit Union near Dundalk in January 2013. PA Photo. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2020. See PA story IRISH Donohoe. Photo credit should read: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

The conviction of Aaron Brady for the capital murder of Garda Adrian Donohoe has led to a day of “mixed emotions” for the gardaí, while those complicit in the murder who remain at large can expect ‘a knock at the door’.

Those were the words of Deputy Commissioner John Twomey this afternoon. He added “our thoughts and our prayers are with (Garda Donohoe’s) wife Caroline and his extended family”.