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Gardai search woodland at the Mayne in Clonee, west Dublin. Niall Carson/PA Wire/Press Association Images
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Search resumes after discovery of human arm in Meath

The body part was found on open ground in the Mayne area of Clonee at around 4.30pm yesterday afternoon.

A DETAILED SEARCH of an area in Clonee, Co Meath has resumed this morning following the discovery of a human arm yesterday.

The body part was found by passersby on open ground in the Mayne area of Clonee at around 4.30pm yesterday afternoon.

The area was sealed off and a technical examination was carried out.

The body part remained at the scene but was to be removed to a morgue in Navan.

Searches were called off last night as darkness fell but gardaí resumed activities this morning at first light.

More: Human body part found in Co Meath

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