Gardaí end search of Louth forest for murdered woman after finding 'nothing of significance'

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Gardaí began searching the wooded area in Omeath on Monday

The PSNI believes the missing woman was murdered. Image: PSNI The PSNI believes the missing woman was murdered. Image: PSNI GARDAÍ HAVE COMPLETED their search in a Co Louth forest for missing Belfast woman Saoirse Smyth and have found “nothing of significance”.Originally from Belfast, Saoirse had been living in Omeath and the PSNI says it believes she returned there in the days before she went missing in April 2017.

Gardaí have this evening said they have completed the search with nothing of significance discovered but will “continue to support colleagues from the PSNI in relation to this investigation”.

 

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