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West Belfast shooting: Man critical after being shot in chest at Oranmore Street West Belfast shooting: Man critical after being shot in chest at Oranmore Street
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A man in his 30s is critically ill in hospital after being shot in the chest in west Belfast. A gun attack in west Belfast that left a man critically ill in hospital was "incredibly vicious and barbaric", an SDLP councillor has said.
It happened at a house in Oranmore Street in the Clonard area. The 38-year-old sustained one gunshot wound to the side of his chest at a house in Oranmore Street in the Clonard area.
Police said the incident was reported to them shortly before 22:00 BST on Monday. There are no reports of any arrests. Police have appealed for information about the shooting that happened at about 22:00 BST on Monday.
The victim is being treated in the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast. Tim Attwood of the SDLP said it was "a truly depraved act".
He said local people did not "want guns on our streets or people put in hospital by those taking the law into their own hands".
The victim is being treated at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.