Tomorrow marks 15 years since his murder.
GARDAÍ HAVE RENEWED their appeal for information over the murder of Andrew Burns on the 15th anniversary of his violent death.
He was later found on a roadway close to Donnyloop Church and pronounced dead shortly before 8pm. It is believed a number of individuals were involved in his murder.To date one person has been convicted of this murder and is currently serving a life sentence. A spokesman said: “In particular the investigation team at Letterkenny Garda Station would like to specifically appeal to the occupant or occupants of a red vehicle that it is believed to have been in the carpark at Donnyloop church at around 7pm on the evening of Andrews murder on the 12th February 2008.
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