IRA member Joe Lynsky ‘disappeared’ in 1972 - investigators are now exhuming a grave looking for answers
Investigators searching for one of the IRA’s so-called ‘Disappeared’ victims have exhumed remains from a grave in County Monaghan in Northern Ireland. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.
Remains exhumed in search for one of the IRA's 'disappeared'
"The disappeared" are people believed to have been abducted, murdered and secretly buried during the Northern Ireland troubles.
Co Monaghan grave exhumed amid search for 'disappeared' IRA man Joe Lynskey
Joe Lynskey is one of four people 'disappeared' during The Troubles in Northern Ireland whose remains have yet to be located. The ICLVR has exhumed a grave at Annyalla Cemetery in Co Monaghan on the foot of "information concerning suspicious historic activity during the 1970s" there.
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Grave in the village of Annyalla in Co Monaghan exhumed by team of experts searching for ‘disappeared’ victim Joe Lynskey
Remains exhumed from cemetery in Disappeared search
The body set up to find the remains of the Disappeared has carried out an exhumation at a cemetery in County Monaghan. The Independent Commission for the Location of Victims’ Remains (ICLVR) said it received information about suspicious activity during the 1970s at a grave in Annyalla cemetery.
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Remains exhumed from grave in search for one of the IRA's 'disappeared'
Investigators searching for Joe Lynskey, one of the IRA’s so-called disappeared, have exhumed a grave in County Monaghan.
Grave in Co Monaghan exhumed in search for Disappeared victim Joe Lynskey
A grave in Co Monaghan has been exhumed by experts searching for Disappeared victim of the Northern Ireland Troubles Joe Lynskey.
Remains exhumed in Co Monaghan in search for one of the 'Disappeared'
Human remains have been exhumed from a grave in Co Monaghan as part of a search for one of the 'Disappeared'. The remains were taken from a single grave at Annyalla Cemetery in Co Monaghan, which is located between the towns of Castleblayney and Clontibret.
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