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A 36-YEAR-OLD MAN has been extradited from Amsterdam to Ireland in connection with a body found in a Meath field more than two years ago.
Gardaí confirmed that the man was extradited from Netherlands last night on foot of a European Arrest Warrant.
The man is due to appear before the Courts of Criminal Justice this morning over the murder of Ciaran Noonan.
The body of 29-year-old Ciaran Noonan from Dublin was found in Trim in Meath on 4 November 2011, sixteen days after he had been bundled into a car and abducted in the East Wall area of Dublin city.
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