The heartbroken partner of Martin O'Rourke lost the couple's fourth baby after the innocent gangland victim's death.

Angeline Power's tragic fiance Martin was murdered in a case of mistaken identity on Sheriff Street last month as part of the ongoing Kinahan/Hutch gangland feud.

Garda handout image of Dublin shooting victim Marton O'Rourke who was murdered on Sheriff Street

Angeline, 23, was pregnant with the couple's fourth child when Martin was blasted in broad daylight.

But her dad Larry has revealed she miscarried.

He said: "She's lost the baby.

"I think it was after the stress and everything that went on with Martin.

"It a was very, very, very frightening experience."

But Larry said his brave young daughter is coping and "doing well at the moment", despite the double heartache.

He added: "If we were to keep everything she says belonged to Martin, we'd need a storage unit, everything couldn't have been his but she's trying to hold on to everything."

Angeline's dad also said he would be prepared to meet with both Christy Kinahan and Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch to try and come to a peaceful solution to end the bloodshed that has left six men dead so far this year.

He told the Herald: "If these people could see reason about what they're doing to people's lives, but do they even care?

"I'd sit down here with Christy Kinahan and Gerry Hutch no problem, and I'd ask them how would they feel if they woke up and their four-year-old granddaughter asked them 'why did the angels take my daddy?'

"I'd say 'you sit her down when she's 15 or 16 and explain to her why her father was killed'.

"They're sending out young fellas to do contract killings as they call them, and they're killing innocent victims.

"My son-in-law came back to me in a coffin and my three grandkids are left without a father.

"We want peace in this country and to live and let live.

"I can't understand how these so-called mafia people would put a gun into a young lad's hand aged 16, 17 or 18 and tell them go out there and kill someone.

"Nine times out of 10 he is already panicking anyways.

"He's looking for the gardai when he takes the gun out - same as what happened with Martin, he (the gunman) doesn't care where he shoots."

Larry says he has forgiven the man who shot his innocent son-in-law.

He said: "At this moment, if the man that shot Martin was sitting in front of me I'd shake his hand, but I'd say to him 'you've to live with this, I don't'.

"As for now, I would forgive the individual that did this to Martin because I don't think he was in the right mind.

"The majority of those lads who are out doing this are high as kites on drugs and they don't know if they're coming or going."

Larry also feels gardai can only do so much to stop the gangland feud.

He said: "The guards are only human too, they have a uniform but it's not bullet proof. They are risking their lives on a daily basis.

"I couldn't criticise the gardai. It would be very unfair of me as they're up against it.

"I don't think arming the guards will make any difference."

Angeline is back living with her parents and two of their kids.

Larry said: "I've never felt like this about anyone, but Martin was so young and he was trying to prove himself to myself and my wife for the kids."