Kinsealy shooting, Real IRA
Dublin, Colin Duffy, The IRA Lurgan
Kinsealy shooting linked to
dissident republican feud, Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident at Russell
Terrace.
A man is recovering in
hospital after being shot and wounded in what gardaí believe is an internal
feud within the dissident republican movement.
The injured man was a close
associate of Alan Ryan, the leader of the Real IRA in Dublin who was shot dead
last September near his home on Donaghmede, north Dublin.
Gardaí believe many of
Ryan’s former associates are now being targeted after the leadership of the
dissident republican movement in the north questioned their commitment to
terrorism ahead of for-profit criminal activity.
The latest victim of that
purge was wounded at around 11pm on Saturday during a gun attack at a house at
Russell Terrace, Kettles Lane, Kinsealy, north Dublin. The victim, a
27-year-old from Tallaght in west Dublin, was visiting is girlfriend when
attacked.
His injuries are not life
threatening and he was taken to Beaumont Hospital, where he was still
undergoing medical treatment last night.
The injured man had just
been released from prison. He was convicted of possession of a firearm in an
usual incident where he and another man claimed they were about to save a woman
from her ex partner.
They were caught in north
Dublin in 2009 - with a firearm and were wearing balaclavas and rubber gloves -
before they had a chance to attack the man.
In the period since the
murder of Alan Ryan a new alliance of dissident organisations called the New
IRA has emerged and has attacked a number of Real IRA members in the Republic,
murdering one man and knee capping and wounding others.
The murdered man was Peter
Butterly (35) from Dunleer, Co Louth. A suspected terrorist, he was shot dead
in an ambush outside the Huntsman Inn, Gormanstown, Co Meath, in March.
South Armagh Raids by PSNI
Meanwhile raids in South Armagh continued as the PSNI target The Real IRA in that area.
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