Significant update in murder probe of Limerick mum Carrie Mullane-Noonan
On Tuesday afternoon, Ms Mullane-Noonan’s family announced her tragic passing
DETECTIVES investigating the suspected murder of Carrie Mullane-Noonan have charged a woman to court.
The woman, aged 69, has been charged with withholding information.
She is expected to appear in Dungannon Magistrates Court this Wednesday, November 11.
A PSNI spokesperson stated: “As is usual procedure, all charges will 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.”
On Tuesday afternoon, Ms Mullane-Noonan’s family announced her tragic passing with “profound sadness and heavy hearts”.
The Moyross mum-of-four had been missing since her arrival in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh on October 10.
In the death notice on RIP.ie, Carrie’s family said they “wish to express their deepest and most sincere gratitude to the PSNI, Mayorstone Garda Station and the entire Moyross community for the extraordinary kindness, compassion and unwavering support shown to them throughout the past number of weeks”.
They continued: “The love, solidarity and generosity extended to the family during this unimaginably difficult time have brought them great comfort and strength. Words cannot adequately express their appreciation, and they will remain forever grateful to everyone who has stood by them and continues to support them in the difficult days ahead.”
Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
Michael Lynch, 35, with an address at Trasna Park, Enniskillen, has been charged with murder and preventing the lawful burial of a corpse.
Anyone who has any information or footage in relation to the investigation is asked to please get in touch with the PSNI.