Search for remains of British solider killed by IRA narrowed down to 'three of four' sections of Co Louth farmland
Briefly

Robert Nairac, abducted by the IRA in 1977, has had a search for his remains initiated after new information was deemed credible by investigators.
Jon Hill stated, 'This search is unique in that the ground is actually farmland. We have pieces of information that relate to specific areas of ground.'
Mr. Hill expressed increased confidence, stating, 'I’m more confident of finding Nairac’s remains than at any time previously... we have the skills and the ability to find the remains.'
Read at Irish Independent
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