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Daire Fitton

Daire Fitton

Verified

News Reporter, Cork Beo

Cork

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  • Detective who worked on Ireland's biggest missing persons cases gives verdict on Michael Gaine

    By Daire Fitton Verified, Paul Healy Verified| Cork Beo Verified A retired Garda detective has said he believes 'something sinister' happened to Kerry farmer Michael Gaine as the search for the missing man continues. Alan Bailey previously led Operation Trace, a massive 13-year-long investigation into infamous missing persons cases. Alan said that based on the information available in the public domain, he believes that foul play was somehow involved in Mr Gaine's disappearance.

    By Daire Fitton Verified, Paul Healy Verified · Cork Beo

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Irish Air Fryer recall as owners with these model numbers warned to stop using them

    By Anita McSorley Verified, Daire Fitton Verified| Cork Beo Verified An urgent recall notice has been issued for certain batches of Tower air fryers due to a potential fire risk. Owners are being asked to check their model numbers to see if their appliance is among those affected and, if so, to stop using it immediately. Tower Housewares issued the voluntary recall notice on its website, citing a 'low risk' defect that could potentially cause the applicant to overheat and catch fire in rare cases.

    By Anita McSorley Verified, Daire Fitton Verified · Cork Beo

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Detective who worked on Ireland's biggest missing persons cases gives verdict on Michael Gaine

    By Daire Fitton Verified, Paul Healy Verified| Cork Beo Verified A retired Garda detective has said he believes 'something sinister' happened to Kerry farmer Michael Gaine as the search for the missing man continues. Alan Bailey previously led Operation Trace, a massive 13-year-long investigation into infamous missing persons cases. Alan said that based on the information available in the public domain, he believes that foul play was somehow involved in Mr Gaine's disappearance.

    By Daire Fitton Verified, Paul Healy Verified · Cork Beo

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Cork Beo

Cork, Ireland