Man charged with fatal shooting in Dublin

A man has been charged this evening with the murder of a man in a Dublin pub in February of this year.

A man has been charged this evening with the murder of a man in a Dublin pub in February of this year.

Gary Bryan (29), with an address at Brookville Crescent, Tallaght, Dublin, was charged with the fatal shooting of Paul James Warren (23), in Gray's of Newmarket Square, Dublin, on February 25th.

Warren was shot in the chest in the pub by two armed men who entered the premises wearing balaclavas. It has been described as a gangland killing.

In Dublin District Court Det Inspector Gabriel O'Gara said he arrested Mr Bryan yesterday afternoon and after he was charged at Kevin Street Garda Station he "remained silent".

The accused has been remanded in custody to appear in Cloverhill District Court next week.

  • Join The Irish Times on WhatsApp and stay up to date

  • Sign up for push alerts to get the best breaking news, analysis and comment delivered directly to your phone

  • Listen to In The News podcast daily for a deep dive on the stories that matter