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New Reports Cite Calls Minutes Before 2010 Pub Killing of Gang Boss Eamon Dunne

The case remains unsolved despite intensive Garda scrutiny.

Overview

  • Sources cited by the Irish Independent say Dunne received several “serious” phone calls shortly before he was shot, including one from a life‑sentence prisoner using an illegal phone in Mountjoy Prison.
  • Two gunmen entered the Faussagh House pub and opened fire while another man stood guard outside and a getaway driver waited in a car.
  • Dunne, 34, was seated beside his 17‑year‑old daughter when he was killed, and witnesses reported he tried to grab lounge boy Jen Tiang as a human shield.
  • He was struck twice in the back of the head, with six bullets recovered from his body, as patrons were ordered to the ground.
  • At the time, Dunne was under close watch by multiple Garda units and on bail over an alleged cash‑in‑transit plot, but arrests in May 2010 and a section 50 interview led to no convictions.