Police offer reward into NI man's murder

Police in England are offering a £10,000 reward for information into the murder of a Northern Ireland man one year ago.

Thomas Breen, 50, was stabbed outside the Elephant's Head pub in Camden, north London, on August 10, 2002 after being caught in an altercation between two other individuals.

The father-of-two, who was a builder who regularly commuted to London for work, was found collapsed in the street following the incident. He later died in hospital.

Police are looking for two suspects. One is described at as a white male, about 30-years-old, 5'10" tall and of stocky build.

The second man is in his 20s, of similar build, with short dark hair.

The first suspect is believed to have carried out the two stabbings which killed Mr Breen.

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