Murder probe of Limerick mum Carrie Mullane-Noonan: woman, 69, charged
A 69-year-old woman has been charged with withholding information in the murder investigation into Carrie Mullane-Noonan. Michael Lynch, 35, faces murder charges.
Woman charged as murder investigation into Moyross mother advances
Detectives investigating the death of Carrie Mullane-Noonan have charged a 69-year-old woman with withholding information, limerickleader.ie reports. The woman is expected to appear before Dungannon Magistrates Court on Wednesday, November 11.
A PSNI spokesperson confirmed that, as is standard procedure, all charges would be reviewed by the Public Prosecution Service. "A man aged in his 30s who was also arrested in connection with the investigation remains in police custody at this time," the spokesperson added.
Ms Mullane-Noonan's family announced her death on Tuesday afternoon with "profound sadness and heavy hearts." The Moyross mother-of-four had been missing since she arrived in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, on October 10.
In a death notice published on RIP.ie, the family expressed gratitude to the PSNI, Mayorstone Garda Station and the Moyross community for their support. "The love, solidarity and generosity extended to the family during this unimaginably difficult time have brought them great comfort and strength," the notice read. "Words cannot adequately express their appreciation, and they will remain forever grateful to everyone who has stood by them."
Funeral arrangements had not been announced at the time of reporting.
Michael Lynch, 35, of Trasna Park, Enniskillen, has been charged with murder and with preventing the lawful burial of a corpse.
The PSNI has asked anyone with information or footage relevant to the investigation to come forward.
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