The family of a 35-year-old man who was found stabbed to death on a wasteland in Dublin last year have launched an appeal for information into his murder.
The appeal, in partnership with crimestoppers and the gardaí, offers a reward of €20,000 for information that leads to a conviction.
David Whyte was found dead last September in a disused cemetery behind Stewart's Hospital at Mill Lane, Palmerstown. A postmortem on his remains later revealed he had been stabbed more than 20 times on the upper body and neck.
Mr Whyte was last seen alive at the Arthur Conan Doyle's pub in Phibsborough around midnight on September 24th 2008.
As part of the appeal gardaí will distribute posters and leaflets from 12-3pm today in Phibsborough, Cabra and Palmerstown. They will also give out a number of leaflets to taxi drivers at the ranks on O'Connell St.
Mr Whyte is described as being over 6ft in height and weighing about 15 stone. He was wearing a brown T-shirt with black jeans and white trainers.
Anyone with information is asked to contact gardaí.