Gardaí investigating Kevin Lunney assault complete search of Ballinagh area

Gardaí investigating the assault on Kevin Lunnery have announced that they have completed their search today in the Ballinagh area of Cavan.

Gardaí investigating Kevin Lunney assault complete search of Ballinagh area
Mon, 23 Sep, 2019 - 22:57
Digital Desk staff

Gardaí investigating the assault on Kevin Lunnery have announced that they have completed their search today in the Ballinagh area of Cavan.

Searches were continuing as part of a cross border probe into the abduction and assault of the chief operating officer at Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH).

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