Ireland
Hopes fading for Limerick brothers
Tuesday, 28 January 2003 20:46
Gardaí and Army personnel involved in the search for the two missing Limerick brothers, Eddie and Kieran Ryan, are growing increasingly pessimistic that they can be found alive.
The search for the brothers is continuing and is concentrating today on the Cratloe Woods area in County Clare, about seven miles from Limerick City.
The search had been concentrating on the Fisherman's Hill area near Meelick in County Clare, as this may have been a natural exit route for the men's abductors.
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The gardaí and Army personnel are now hoping to find some trace that the brothers may have been taken along the route towards Cratloe Woods, or some indication that they may still be alive.
The search for the brothers is now in its fifth day.
Audio & Video
- News At One: Chief Supt Gerry Kelly talks about the current state of the investigation and concerns over crime in Limerick
- 1.00 News: Cathy Halloran, Mid West correspondent, reports from the Cratloe Woods
- 6.01 News: Cathy Halloran, Mid West Correspondent, reports on the growing pessimism among those searching for Eddie and Kieran Ryan that they can be found alive
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