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The Gardaí and Raonaid Murray’s family have appealed to anyone with information in connection with the 17-year-old’s murder to come forward.
Raonaid Murray was last seen alive at the Glenageary in Dublin on the night of September 3, 1999.
He was heading home from Dun Laoghaire city center.
His body was found at Silchester Crescent in Glenageary at 12:33 am on September 4, less than 500 yards from his home.
In his appeal, Gardaí says that “many who were then Raonaid’s age are now parents with children, some of whom would now be close to Raonaid’s age, and we ask you to reflect now with the benefit of maturity and hindsight. on any information that may be of assistance to the investigation.
“Although a large number of suspects have been identified during the course of this investigation, there are actually no prime suspects.
“The lack of a prime suspect is largely due to the fact that no motive has been identified in this case. In more than 4,500 witness statements there is not a word of enmity towards Raonaid.”
Gardaí is asking anyone who has any information that can help identify the motive for the murder and / or anyone who may have doubts about the veracity of an alibi already provided, for their immediate assistance.
“It is possible that, without knowing it, he is protecting a murderer,” the statement said.
The public is requested to contact the Garda Incident Room at Dun Laoghaire Garda, the Garda Confidential Line or any Garda station.
Crimestoppers offer a reward for critical information.
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