Investigation into Liam Farrell's death leads to exhumation for new post-mortem examination in Co Leitrim
The investigation into the death of 87-year-old Liam Farrell, who was discovered deceased outside his residence in Co Leitrim, has taken a significant turn as authorities announce the exhumation of his remains. This decision, authorized by Minister of Justice Jim O'Callaghan, aims to facilitate a new post-mortem examination, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding Farrell's untimely death nearly six years ago. Liam Farrell was found with visible injuries outside his home in the village of Rooskey, Co Leitrim, on 13 January 2020, leading to the initial inquiries by law enforcement. At that time, investigators were unable to determine the cause... [Continue Reading]
Body of Liam Farrell to be exhumed, new post-mortem planned
Gardaí are planning to exhume the body of Leitrim man Liam Farrell as part of their renewed investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death in January 2020, Prime Time understands. [Continue Reading]
Conference on organised crime highlights concerns over radicalisation of youth in Ireland linked to anti-migrant sentiments
The recent cross-border conference on organised crime has brought to light significant concerns regarding the radicalisation of young individuals in Ireland, particularly linked to anti-migrant sentiments. An Garda Síochána, under the direction of Commissioner Justin Kelly, has been actively intervening in several cases where individuals have shown increased motivation towards extremist ideologies. Kelly highlighted the need for urgent attention, despite acknowledging that the number of affected persons is relatively small. The meeting, which included key figures such as PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher and Ministers for Justice Jim O'Callaghan and Stormont Justice Minister Naomi Long, emphasized a worrying trend in... [Continue Reading]
