04/03/2008

Girl Freed In Drimnagh Murder Probe

A teenage girl questioned about the deaths of two Polish workers has been released without charge.

Pawel Kalite, 26, and Marius Szwajkos, 27, both died last week after being stabbed in the head and throat with a screwdriver, apparently after refusing to buy alcohol for a gang of under-age youths in Drimnagh, south Dublin.

Last night, President Mary McAleese joined more than 2,000 people in a memorial service for the two men.

(GK/JM)


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