Real IRA turns screw in gangland drug war - National News, Frontpage - Independent.ie: "two young men shot dead in a filling station forecourt last week may have been caught up in the feuding between the republican/drugs gang terming itself the 'Real' IRA in Dublin and the remnants of slain gangland boss Eamon Dunne's drug network.
Gardai believe that the Real IRA hired hitmen, believed to be based in the Border area, to assassinate figures associated with Eamon Dunne's drugs distribution network in north inner-city Dublin. Dunne himself was shot dead by two gunmen in April as he sat in the Fassaugh House pub in Cabra with friends. Gardai believe hired professional gunmen were responsible for Dunne's murder and the same pair may have been behind last Tuesday night's double murder.
Glen Murphy, 19, and his cousin Mark Noonan, 23, both had garda records but only for petty offences. They were followed from an apartment in Rathborne Drive in south Finglas to the Clearwater Tesco filling station on the Finglas Road at around 11.40pm on Tuesday.
A black Five Series BMW was waiting in the forecourt when they arrived. The two gunmen got out as the victims' Toyota Avensis arrived and opened fire, hitting both young men repeatedly. Both died at the scene."