Search of house linked to suspect in Annie McCarrick case to continue over weekend, gardaí say

Gardaí to continue to use cadaver dog, on loan from the PSNI, in their search of the property
A cadaver dog — specialising in detecting scent of human remains — was used on Friday to assist in an extensive search of a property in Clondalkin, West Dublin. Picture: Colin Keegan/ Collins

A cadaver dog — specialising in detecting scent of human remains — was used on Friday to assist in an extensive search of a property in Clondalkin, West Dublin. Picture: Colin Keegan/ Collins

Detailed searches are set to continue over the weekend at a house linked to missing US woman Annie McCarrick as a suspect for her murder was released from custody on Friday.

A cadaver dog — specialising in detecting scent of human remains — was used on Friday to assist in an extensive search of a property in Clondalkin, West Dublin.

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