Search to resume at Drogheda house after man held on suspicion of murder

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Gardaí in Drogheda are conducting a forensic search of a house and garden for a second day as part of the investigation into the suspected murder of Kyran Durnin, the schoolboy who went missing more than two years ago.

Officers are using a cadaver dog and earth-moving machinery with the aim of discovering any evidence which may reveal where Kyran is or what happened to him.

A man continues to be held at a Garda station in the east of the country in relation to the disappearance of the Co Louth child.

Search to resume at Drogheda house after man held on suspicion of murder

A garda stands near the property on Beechwood Drive in Drogheda. Photo: Damien Eagers/PA

A search at a separate property in Drogheda concluded on Thursday afternoon.

The search is being carried out by the divisional search team, supported by the Garda National Technical Bureau, the Divisional Scene of Crime, Forensic Science Ireland and a specialist cadaver dog.

A murder investigation was launched in October after the disappearance of Kyran, who was…



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