A screwdriver through the head and a coach-and-four through the law

LISTENING to a radio programme recently, I was struck by a listeners’ text message which questioned the point of the recent vigil at Drimnagh in Dublin — that it wouldn’t bring back the two murdered Polish men.

This vigil was extremely important as it allowed the community to show its sympathy and support for the victims’ families. It was also a peaceful way to show we are not all savages, unlike those who committed the murders.

What finally made me put pen to paper was RTÉ’s Questions & Answers (March 3). There are many theories as to why this brutal act was carried out, but most are myths which need to be shattered to silence the politically correct fools who try to explain away violent crimes of this kind.