A Garda investigation into the shooting dead of two men in Dublin's Firhouse is still ongoing, an inquest heard today.
Gavin Byrne, from Firhouse, and Darren Geoghegan from Drimnagh were killed as they sat in a car on November 13th, 2005.
At the inquest into the death of Byrne, Dublin County Coroner Dr Kieran Geraghty said: "I am obliged to grant an adjournment where an inspector says there are ongoing inquiries."
Det Insp Patrick Lordan from Tallaght Garda Station was granted an adjournment until October 9th, 2007 as gardaí continue to investigate the shooting.
On November 15th, 2005, Frank Byrne identified his son to gardaí, after fingerprints initially confirmed who he was. The inquest heard the Deputy State Pathologist Dr Michael Curtis found Byrne had died from multiple gunshot wounds.
The men were shot in Carrigwood estate in Firhouse after they stopped their vehicle at the end of a cul-de-sac.
Gardaí believe the men may have been lured to their deaths in the housing estate. At the time of the shooting it was believed both men were killed as a result of a feud between two drugs gangs on the southside of the city.