A 35-year-old man is due before a court in connection with the suspected murder of a County Limerick woman, RTE.ie reports. The man has been charged with the murder of Carrie Mullane, according to BBC coverage cited in the same reporting round-up.
RTE.ie also reports that the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) brought the murder charge against the man. The court appearance follows an investigation into the woman's disappearance, which police are treating as a murder inquiry.
The Journal reports that the movements of a boat and a campervan are considered "crucial" to the investigation into the suspected murder of the Limerick woman. The Irish Examiner reports that police have appealed to the public for help, with the woman believed to have been murdered.
The reporting does not specify which court the man will attend, the date of the hearing, or further details of the charge. No additional information about the circumstances of the case has been given in the material available.
The case remains active, and further court proceedings are expected to follow the man's first appearance. Watch for updates from the PSNI and court reporting on the hearing and any further appeals to the public.