Gardai treating Elaine O'Hara's death as suspicious
It's expected a murder inquiry will be launched today by officers investigating the discovery of the remains of Elaine O'Hara in Dublin. Searches are continuing this morning at a second scene at a reservoir in Roundwood Co Wicklow where items belonging to Ms O'Hara were found in a bag. The remains of the 36 year old were discovered in a forest on Kilakee Mountain last Friday by a woman out walking her dog. Gardai have yet to establish how she died but they say they are treating her death as suspicious. Michael O'Toole is the Crime Correspondent with the Irish Daily Star - he has this update Press PLAY button above to listen to the audio
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