
Mary Duffy
Mary Duffy was a 23-year-old woman who became a victim of serial killers Geoffrey Evans and John Shaw in 1976, after Elizabeth Plunkett's murder. Duffy's tragic death led to the conviction of both men, although the lack of accountability in Plunkett's case continues to spark legal and public interest decades later.
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Recent news mentions
Mary Duffy was kidnapped and murdered a month after Elizabeth Plunkett.
No new Garda investigation or ‘cold case review’ into 1976 murder of Elizabeth Plunkett – The Irish TimesEvans was tried and convicted for the murder of Ms Duffy.
Witnesses supply new information on 1976 killers of Elizabeth Plunkett – The Irish TimesMary Duffy was kidnapped and murdered by John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans shortly after Elizabeth Plunkett.
‘Ireland’s first serial killer’ John Shaw could be freed from prison in early 2026 – The Irish TimesMary Duffy was another young woman murdered by John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans a month after Elizabeth Plunkett.
How murdered woman’s family discovered they were not ‘relevant victims’ in serial killer case – The Irish TimesMary Duffy was a victim of abduction, rape, and murder in 1976, whose story is also featured in the podcast Stolen Sister.
who’d have thought? – The Irish TimesMary Duffy was raped and murdered by Geoffrey Evans and John Shaw in Galway.
Eight women come forward with information on being targeted by 1976 killers of Elizabeth Plunkett – The Irish Times


















