Two More Arrested in Fermanagh
Two people were arrested in Enniskillen on suspicion of the murder of Carrie Mullane. Detectives detained a woman in her 60s and a man in her 30s as the investigation into the Limerick woman’s disappearance continues.
The 39-year-old mother of four has been missing since she travelled to County Fermanagh. The Police Service of Northern Ireland stated she likely came to harm shortly after arriving in the area.
Suspects Remain in Police Custody After Court Appearance
Both newly arrested individuals remain in police custody. A 35-year-old man appeared in court previously charged with murder and preventing the lawful burial of a corpse.
Police divers have searched Upper Lough Erne for days. Officers also recovered a sunken vessel from the water near Tullyinishmore Jetty.
Detectives Release Images to Assist Ongoing Searches
Detectives from the Major Investigation Team are working closely with An Garda Síochána. Police have released images of a campervan and a boat to find clues.
Detective Superintendent Richard Thornton appealed for information. “Searches are continuing at a number of locations,” he said, asking the public for any available CCTV, phone, or dash-cam footage.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Investigation
Where was Carrie Mullane last seen?
Her last confirmed sighting was on October 10 when she took a taxi from Enniskillen bus station on Wellington Road to Trasna Park.
How can the public contact investigators?
People can call 101 and ask for the Major Investigation Team on extension 40374 quoting reference number 272 29/10/26, or report details online through the PSNI reporting portal.
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