Ireland Crime

Reports that a multi-day search (15–19 November 2024) of bog land at Ring Commons, Balrothery East, was stood down after nothing of evidential value was located. Gardaí renewed their public appeal for information on the disappearance and murder.

The search of open lands in north Co Dublin has been stood down with nothing of evidential value located. Gardaí re-emphasise their appeal for information, noting that people's circumstances may have changed over the decade. Seven people have been arrested to date in the investigation.

Reports that the multi-day search at Ring Commons, Balrothery East, was stood down on 19 November 2024 with nothing of evidential value found, and that Gardaí have renewed their public appeal for information in the case.

Adds comments from Rev Dr Alex Johnson (who gave Price last rites) and from Joe Maughan who visited the search site; confirms the search is in its third day in Ring Commons, Balrothery East; states the search site is 12 km from Price's former compound in Gormanston, Co Meath, where the couple were last seen alive; notes Price died in a Welsh hospital in February 2023.

Describes the new search of bog land at Ring Commons, Balrothery East, for the couple's remains, noting it is adjacent to land once owned by Cornelius Price. A cadaver dog located three areas of interest and a dig was commenced. The search is led by a senior investigation officer at Ashbourne Garda Station. Price's daughter Alisha claims a 'major Dublin drug dealer' is responsible instead.

Reports on a new search of bog land at Ring Commons adjacent to land once owned by Cornelius Price, with details on the search methodology (cadaver dog, digger, excavation), the arrival of Willie's mother Helen, Price's daughter Alisha's claims that a 'major Dublin drug dealer' is the true killer, and confirmation that seven people have been previously arrested.

New search of open lands in north Co Dublin with excavation and forensic examinations; details the timeline of the couple's last day, the theory linking the murders to the 2014 killing of Benny Whitehouse, and background on Cornelius Price's death in 2023 and the Drogheda gangland feud.

New search/dig commenced in north County Dublin with excavations, forensic examinations and technical analyses over several days; seven people previously arrested; families being updated; renewed public appeal for information.

Reports new searches of open lands in north Dublin beginning 15 November 2024 with excavation and forensic examinations planned. Provides a detailed timeline of the couple's last known movements on 14 April 2015 and confirms seven people have been previously arrested in connection with the case.