Afghan victim originally from Dublin

Updated: 22:57, Saturday, 9 May 2009

A British soldier who was originally from Dublin has died of gunshot wounds in southern Afghanistan.

1 of 2Black Watch - On patrol in Afghanistan
Black Watch - On patrol in Afghanistan
2 of 2Sean Binnie - Killed on patrol
Sean Binnie - Killed on patrol
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Corporal Sean Binnie was 22 and lived in Belfast.

He was killed during a patrol with the Afghan National Army.

Corporal Binnie served with the Black Watch regiment, and was one of four British solders killed in Afghanistan last Thursday.

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