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Hearses outside a house in the village of Grange Con, Co Wicklow, where three members of the Sleator family were found shot dead

Hearses outside a house in the village of Grange Con, Co Wicklow, where three members of the Sleator family were found shot dead


Photograph: Frank Miller
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