The body of Leitrim man Liam Farrell, exhumed 13 days ago for a forensic post-mortem examination, will be reinterred at Cloonmorris Cemetery in Bornacoola.

Gardaí have begun exhuming the remains of elderly Leitrim pensioner Liam Farrell as part of a fresh investigation into the suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.

The son of Liam Farrell, an 87-year-old Leitrim man found dead six years ago, welcomed new developments in the investigation and appealed for information.

Irish police have begun exhuming the body of Liam Farrell as part of a review into his death in County Leitrim. A full forensic postmortem examination will be conducted as part of the ongoing investigation.

Liam Farrell's son Brendan Farrell says plans to exhume his father's body are "positive, forward momentum" in the investigation into his death.

Gardaí are planning to exhume the body of Leitrim man Liam Farrell and conduct a new post-mortem as part of a renewed investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death in January 2020.

Gardaí in Ireland are expected to exhume the body of elderly Leitrim man Liam Farrell as part of a renewed investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death in 2020.

Garda review ‘active and ongoing’ as Farrell family welcome the development

Gardaí are planning to exhume the body of Leitrim man Liam Farrell as part of their renewed investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death in January 2020, Prime Time understands.