Remains could be those of missing nurse

THE remains of an unidentified woman found dead on a beach 12 years ago are to be exhumed, it emerged last night.

Remains could be those of missing nurse
Sat, 24 Nov, 2007 - 00:00
Conor Kane and Ed Carty

Her skeletal remains were found washed up on Balinamona Beach, Wexford, onDecember 12, 1995.

It’s believed that the remains are those of 25-year-old Louth nurse Priscilla Clarke, who went missing after being swept away by swollen river waters while out horseriding in July of 1988.

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CourtsPlace: Balinamona BeachPlace: Crosstown CemeteryPlace: River DarglePlace: PowerscourtPlace: EnniskerryPlace: Ballyorney HousePerson: Priscilla ClarkePerson: GardaíPerson: DrPerson: Sean M NixonPerson: Justice MinisterPerson: Brian LenihanPerson: Lynda KavanaghPerson: Mark KavanaghPerson: John HarbisonPerson: ClarkePerson: KavanaghsOrganisation: Department of JusticeOrganisation: Garda authorities
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