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A woman in her 50s has been charged following a shooting near the Corduff shopping centre in Blanchardstown, west Dublin, which left a man in his 40s with non life threatening injuries.
A woman in her 50s has been charged in connection with a shooting that took place near the Corduff shopping centre last year. The incident, which occurred in the Blanchardstown area of west Dublin, resulted in a man in his 40s being taken from the scene with injuries believed to be non life threatening.
He later recovered from his injuries. The investigation into the shooting has led to several arrests as gardaí continue to piece together the circumstances surrounding the incident. Shortly after the shooting occurred, gardaí arrested a woman in her 50s and two men during searches carried out in Blanchardstown. One of the men was in his late teens while the other was in his 20s.
Separately, a man in his early 20s has also been arrested and is currently being detained at a west Dublin Garda station under section 50 of the Criminal Justice Act 2007, which pertains to serious offences. The section 50 designation allows gardaí to detain suspects for questioning in connection with serious criminal matters.
The arrest of the woman in her 50s marks a significant development in the case, as she has now been formally charged in connection with the shooting near the Corduff shopping centre. The investigation remains ongoing and gardaí are continuing to examine all aspects of the incident. The community in the Blanchardstown area has been left shaken by the violent event, and local residents have expressed concerns about safety in the area.
Authorities have appealed for anyone with information related to the shooting to come forward and assist with the ongoing investigation
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