GARDA COMMISSIONER NOIRÍN O’Sullivan is confident that those responsible for the death of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe will be caught and brought to justice.

Speaking yesterday evening at the Garda Representative Association conference in Killarney, O’Sullivan said the force is “very determined that the people who murdered Detective Garda Donohoe will be pursued and will be apprehended”.

The 41-year-old father of two was shot dead during an armed robbery in Louth in January 2013. Since then there have been a number of developments in the investigation and gardaí have travelled to the US, where three of the suspects are currently living.

“We’re having very, very good co-operation with the police service in Northern Ireland and with colleagues in the US authorities and I’m very confident that the people that murdered Detective Garda Donohoe will be brought to justice,” O’Sullivan said.

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