Weekly Roundup
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Weekly Roundup
This week, Nules looks at the investigation into Loredana Morosanu’s death in Finglas, Glen Keane’s death following an assault in Listowel, and the latest developments in the Waterford fire investigation and Paul O’Connor’s murder case.
There is evidence from the trials concerning the deaths of Josie Ray and Louise, Mark and Evan O’Connor, along with Sean Brown’s family’s Supreme Court hearing over a public inquiry into his murder. The episode also includes court updates from Doagh and the Mark Cullen case.
Forty years after Philip Cairns disappeared, Gardaí are assessing new information. There are also appeals concerning missing woman Bernadette Gilmartin, an unidentified man found in Clondalkin, an attempted murder in west Belfast and a shooting in Ballymoney.
Information and appeals
If you can help with any of the appeals discussed:
Finglas: Finglas Garda Station, 01 666 7500. Witnesses and footage sought from Melville Terrace between midnight and 5am on 26th October.
Glen Keane: Listowel Garda Station, 068 50820. Witnesses and footage sought from the Square between 8.15pm and 9.15pm on 24th September.
Waterford: Waterford Garda Station, 051 305300. Information and footage sought from Birch Avenue, Birchwood and adjoining roads between 4.30am and 5.30am on 13th October.
Philip Cairns: Rathfarnham Garda Station, 01 666 6500. Read the Garda appeal.
Bernadette Gilmartin: Sligo Garda Station, 071 915 7000.
Clondalkin identification appeal: Ronanstown Garda Station, 01 666 7700.
West Belfast attempted murder: Watch the footage released by police. If you recognise the man shown or have information, contact PSNI 101, quoting 664 of 23/02/25. Police ask people not to speculate about his identity or name him on social media.
Ballymoney shooting: PSNI 101, quoting 21 of 27/10/26.
Garda Confidential Line: 1800 666 111. Information can also be given at any Garda station.
Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111 or crimestoppers-uk.org. The west Belfast reward of up to £20,000 applies to information given directly to Crimestoppers that leads to an arrest and conviction. Information given only to police does not qualify.
Anyone charged but not convicted is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.