GARDAÍ INVESTIGATING THE murder of a man who died after being shot at a caravan park in Donabate on Monday have recovered a car they believe may have been linked to the shooting.
Michael Taylor, 53, was shot several times by two gunmen at the Vivian Hand caravan park, around 300 metres from Donabate beach in North Dublin. He died in Beaumont Hospital yesterday morning when his life support machine was turned off.
A Honda Civic car was last night recovered in the Glasnevin area – a vehicle Gardaí believe was used by the gunmen to make their escape.
Taylor was shot by men who were sitting in a blue Opel Insignia car, 98fm reports, but that car was found burnt out in Turvey Woods nearby. It is thought that the men used the Civic to flee from there.
While Gardaí have declined to comment on their line of inquiry, newspaper reports say the incident has been linked to an ongoing gangland feud between two men from the north inner city.
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