Search for IRA victim's remains to start in Meath

Fresh searches for one of the IRA’s so-called Disappeared victims are to start in Meath within days, it has been confirmed.

Search for IRA victim's remains to start in Meath
Thu, 21 Aug, 2014 - 19:57

Fresh searches for one of the IRA’s so-called Disappeared victims are to start in Meath within days, it has been confirmed.

Specialist forensic investigators are preparing to scour a vast bog at Oristown, Co Meath, for the remains of Brendan Megraw who vanished in April 1978.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: MeathPlace: Oristown, Co MeathPlace: west BelfastPlace: OristownPlace: TwinbrookPlace: Dungannon, Co TyronePlace: Co MeathPlace: WilkinstownPerson: Brendan MegrawPerson: Geoff KnupferPerson: BrendanPerson: KnupferPerson: MegrawPerson: Jean McConvillePerson: Joe LynskeyPerson: CaptainPerson: Robert NairacPerson: Columba McVeighPerson: Gerry AdamsPerson: Kevin McKeePerson: Seamus WrightPerson: Bishop of MeathPerson: Dr Michael SmithEvent: Good FridayOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: Independent Commission for the Location of Victims’ RemainsOrganisation: ICLVROrganisation: Military Reaction ForceOrganisation: ICVLROrganisation: SASOrganisation: Sinn Féin
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