He was bringing his four month old son for a walk in a buggy when he was shot. He was also friends with Seán Little. In June 2019 a man was arrested in connection with his murder and charged. Hamid Sanambar was shot dead at the home of his friend Seán Little on Kilbarron Avenue in Coolock. He was a known associate of several crime gangs. Gardaí are investigating several lines of inquiry, including the murder being retaliation by another gang or Mr. Sanambar being set up by his own associates. Eoin Boylan was shot dead on 24 November 2019 in the garden of his home on Clonsaugh Avenue, Coolock, around 5:15pm. He had been formally warned by Gardaí that his life was in danger and he was advised to leave the area for safety. He only left for one night. He had survived previous attempts on his life. Gardaí are investigating if comments he may have made about Littles' murder are connected. An unnamed man in his 30s was shot on 20 May 2020 on Cromcastle Drive in Coolock. The man was shot around 2pm outside a house, receiving leg wounds. He was attended to by Gardaí and paramedics before being taken to Beaumount Hospital a kilometre away. The target, who is from Cromcastle Estate, was   Gardaí are not clear if the attack is related to the Coolock feud and they have not ruled out the possibility that it is related to a feud in Darndale. The shooting happened 300m from where Hamid Sanambar was shot dead on Kilbarron Avenue. Cora (1812 Baltimore ship)  Cora was a schooner launched at Baltimore in 1812. Captain Joseph Gold acquired a letter of marque and "Cora" was commissioned on 26 July. "Cora" was at Annapolis when on 21 July a large brig, not flying any colours, came to anchor in the mouth of the Severn river. The fort fired on the brig, but she was too far away for the shots to reach. Captain Gold had not yet arrived so "Cora"s Chief Mate, Richard P. Weathers, weighed anchor and stood toward the brig. The brig was , Captain Charles Rubridge, which was bringing some diplomatic mail and was unaware that the United States had declared war on the United Kingdom. As a pilot brought "Bloodhound" into Annapolis "Cora" came alongside and took possession of her and brought her under the guns of Fort Madison, a battery on Beaman's Point.