Man appears in court charged with murder of Tristan Sherry in Dublin
Michael Andrecut, 22, appeared before Judge Stephanie Coggins at a special sitting of the Criminal Courts of Justice this morning.
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Dublin gangster Tristan Sherry was shot in the head with his own gun before being stabbed to death during botched hit, it is revealed as police prepare major security operation for his funeral amid reprisal fears
Police are still searching for the machine-pistol Tristan Sherry used in the Dublin attack, and for a missing accomplice believed to have escaped in a white Audi.
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Gun used by Tristan Sherry in botched Dublin steakhouse hit is MISSING: Cops search for machine-pistol wielded by gangster who was stabbed to death - as his family launch fundraiser to pay for his funeral
Detectives now say the steakhouse hit on Sunday was likely unplanned, and that Sherry may have been pushed by his associates to carry out the attack.
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Family of Dublin steakhouse shooter Tristan Sherry DROP bid to raise funds for his funeral - as it is revealed submachine gun used by the gangster before he was stabbed to death has gone missing
The family of the Dublin steakhouse shooter who was reportedly stabbed almost 30 times have taken down the fundraiser for his funeral. Tristan Sherry's family the page to raise €7,000.
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Inside four-year Corduff feud that's brought terror to Dublin: How turf war between two gangs including one led by 'Mr Flashy' spiralled out of control with arson attacks, shootings and even beatings of rivals' girlfriends
A story of machete attacks, daylight shootouts, assaults at schools and now possibly murder, the Corduff Feud is one of Ireland's most dramatic gangland wars
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