Sunday 18 November, 2018
The remains, found in Gallows Hill in Dungarvan, are believed to date from the 17th Century.
A local hillwalker made the discovery in a cave-like chamber on Ben Gorm Mountain.
A US naval ship collided with a tanker yesterday.
Gardaí believe the remains were thrown out of a moving vehicle along a rural road in the Sally Gap.
The remains have yet to be identified and enquires are ongoing.
The discovery was made at Lough Na Glack near Carrickmacross.
Decisions are to be made over what is to happen with the exhumation of remains from the Tuam site, those affected say.
The Commission into Mother and Baby Homes wrote to Minister Katherine Zappone before the ‘very shocking’ news broke.
Experts believe the attack was likely carried out by “furious ritualised warriors”.
The search was being carried out after a woman alleged two children she gave birth to were murdered and buried there.
Surviving family members have issued an statement expressing gratitude to the police.
The discovery was made by a man walking in Sutton.
A separate mystery – of the man with the brain surgery, whose dismembered remains were found in July – will also feature in tonight’s Crimecall.
Part of a leg and foot were discovered by Bord na Mona workers.
A human limb was found at a recycling plant in Ballyfermot late last night.
Archaeologists have been called to the scene.
Everyone’s talking about remains found in Meath, Roy Keane and the property tax deadline.
The body has been removed and taken to the state morgue.
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The Justice Minister says that remains found at sea are particularly difficult to identify using DNA testing.
The head is believed to belong to the Chinese student who was brutally killed and dismembered in Montreal last month.
Archaeologists discovered the remains during an excavation in Nanchang city.
Your evening round-up of the day’s biggest news stories, as well as the bits and pieces you may have missed…
The man in his 20s is being questioned over the murder of James Kenny McDonagh, whose remains were discovered earlier this month.
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A forensic examination is expected to begin on the remains today.
Police find suspect in his apartment with human remains. Nikolai Shadrin’s friend has been missing since the beginning of May.
Police found human remains in the area last month, near where the body of Sian O’Callaghan was dumped.
GARDAÍ investigating a woodland area in Wicklow where a human skull was found in Thursday have confirmed they have found and removed a human skeleton from the land. The remains have yet to be formally identified and the Gardaí are still searching the site at Ballyfolan.
YESTERDAY, IT WAS announced by Ireland’s Chief Justice that new guidelines would come into force in Irish courts over the use of electronic communications.
Justice Frank Clarke said that only “bone fide members of the press” and lawyers would be allowed text and share online data from courtrooms.
Clarke argued that it was needed to ensure “the integrity of the trial process” but opponents have said it restricts free speech.
Paul Murphy TD has described it as “a threat to the administration of justice“. But what do you think?
Poll: Should members of the public be banned from sharing online updates from court?
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