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Body of Woman in Lough Erne Identified as Carrie Mullane
Three people have been charged as police say the body recovered from Lough Erne is missing mother-of-four Carrie Mullane.
- On Friday, the Police Service of Northern Ireland formally identified a body recovered from Lough Erne as missing Limerick mother Carrie Mullane, 39.
- Mullane had been reported missing from Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, on October 10, with police treating her disappearance as a suspected murder after believing it "very likely" she came to harm shortly after arriving.
- Michael Lynch, 35, faces charges of murder and preventing lawful burial, while Mary Lynch, 69, and Kenneth Lynch, 31, have been charged with withholding information.
- Following the body's recovery on Monday, a police spokesperson said, "Our thoughts are with Carrie's family at this sad time, as they come to terms with their loss."
- Legal proceedings continue as three suspects from Trasna Park, Enniskillen, remain central to ongoing inquiries into Mullane's death.
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Body in Lough Erne identified as Co Limerick woman
Carrie Mullane had been reported missing in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh in October.
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