Gardaí Aware Of The Circulating Video That Shows The Killing Of A Gunman

Wednesday, 27 December 2023 16:10

By Hannah Kelly

The video shows the moment a gunman was killed in a restaurant in Blanchardstown in Dublin

Gardaí say they are aware of a video circulating online, which shows the moment a gunman was killed in a restaurant in Blanchardstown in Dublin.

The video, which remains on the social media platform X this afternoon, shows a close up of 25-year-old Tristian Sherry, lying on the ground covered in blood moments before he died.

Gardaí suspect the graphic content was filmed by the attackers and are asking the public not to share it.

It currently has over 300-thousand views on X, but it's understood Gardaí are contacting the platform to ask them to take the footage down.

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