Elderly victim of knifepoint robbery moves into new Cork home

79-year-old Gerry O'Halloran and his 84-year-old sister Mary were traumatised after an early morning robbery at Gerry's Boyce's Street home in February
Elderly victim of knifepoint robbery moves into new Cork home

Gerry O'Halloran and his sister Mary were threatened by a male intruder at a house in Gurranabraher on the northside of Cork city on February 13. Picture: Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision

An elderly man who was held at knifepoint with his sister at his Cork city home has moved into a new Share home on the northside.

79-year-old Gerry O’Halloran from Boyce’s Street, Gurranabraher, on the northside of Cork City, moved into the house on Wolfe Tone Street on Wednesday, after being discharged from hospital.

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