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The article body is empty; only the headline is available, so the link to case 2941 rests on the headline alone. It adds no date, location, arrest or charge details.

Reports that searches on lands at the Wicklow/Kildare border are continuing, quotes Superintendent Paul Burke, and makes a public appeal for information. It does not mention an arrest or charge.

Gardaí confirmed the Wicklow search is continuing and expected to run into the following week. The man in his 50s arrested on Monday on suspicion of murder was released without charge on Wednesday. Gardaí appealed for information.

Headline only: Gardaí issued an update as the search of land for Jo Jo Dullard continues. The body is unrendered template code with no facts beyond the headline. Matched to case 2941 on the ongoing search for Jo Jo Dullard; the match is uncertain.

Garda statement on Friday 15 November 2024 says the search at a Wicklow site near the Kildare border will continue into next week. The article also reports that a male arrested on suspicion of the murder was released without charge.

First arrest in the case; search operation at Grangecon, Co Wicklow; two residences searched; arrested man confirmed not to be Larry Murphy, a previous person of interest under Operation Trance.

Reports that the 55-year-old suspect was released without charge, that the search and excavation operation at Grangecon, Co Wicklow, has entered its fourth day, that no human remains had been found by the end of the third day, and that the arrest was described as strategic to put pressure on the suspect two days after the 29th anniversary of the disappearance.

Reports the suspect was released without charge on Tuesday 12 November 2024, includes commentary from former Garda detective inspector Pat Marry on the implications for the investigation, and notes Garda Headquarters did not reference preparing a file for the DPP.

The suspect was released without charge; his detention was described as strategic to put evidence to him. Searches near Grangecon, Co Wicklow, continue with diggers. His interview responses will be cross-checked against previous statements. The case was upgraded from missing person to murder in 2020.

Reports that the man arrested in November 2024 has been released without charge, and that the search at an open-ground site in Co Wicklow is still ongoing. Adds the fresh appeal on the 29th anniversary, the overnight detention under Section 4, and the last known phone call from Moone.

Confirms the man in his 50s was released without charge on Tuesday 12 November 2024 after being detained under section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984. States the arrest was the first in the case, which was upgraded to murder four years ago. A search operation on open ground in Co Wicklow near the Kildare border is continuing.

Reports the man's release without charge and details of the ongoing search operation, including excavation, forensic examinations, and the involvement of a Forensic Archaeologist.

The article body is missing; the text is unrendered template code. Only the headline is usable: the man arrested in connection with the Jo Jo Dullard case was released without charge. Matched to case 2941 (arrest of a man in his 50s on 11 November 2024), which this release follows.

Adds that the man in his 50s arrested in the investigation has been released without charge, and that the search on open ground in Co. Wicklow is continuing. Says the investigation is ongoing.

The man in his 50s arrested on 11 November 2024 was released without charge. He was the first person detained in the case, had no criminal record, and was a member of a well-known family in the Kildare-Wicklow region. The search operation at Ballyhook, Grangecon, Co Wicklow, is ongoing with a no-fly zone imposed by the Irish Aviation Authority.

Only the headline is available. It reports that a man was arrested in the Jo Jo Dullard murder probe and had been a 'person of interest' for years.

Adds that gardaí arrested a man in his 50s on suspicion of murder, that he is detained at a Garda station in Co. Kildare, that a search of open ground in Co. Wicklow began, and that two private homes were searched on 11 November 2024.

Provides additional detail on the suspect (55-year-old from a well-known family, no criminal convictions, never a person of interest in other cases), the circumstances of Dullard's disappearance (hitchhiking from Dublin to Callan, last call at 11:37pm from Moone), the 2020 case upgrade, and the broader Operation Trace context involving five other missing women.

Adds the garda superintendent's press statement on the arrest, the Section 4 detention at a Co. Kildare Garda station, the Wicklow open-ground search, searches of two private residences, and a public appeal to Naas Garda Station.

Confirms the arrest and search details, identifies Superintendent Paul Burke as spokesperson speaking from Naas Garda Station, notes the man is detained at a Garda station in Co Kildare under Section 4, and that a Temporary Restricted Air Space was put in place over the search area.

The article body is an unpopulated page template, so only the headline is available. It reports the arrest of a man in connection with the Jo Jo Dullard murder and a planned search of land. The published date is 2024-11-11.

Adds that gardaí arrested the man on the morning of 11 November, that the search of open ground in County Wicklow began that day with excavation and forensic examinations planned, that two private residences were searched, that a forensic archaeologist attended, and that gardaí appealed for information.

Provides detailed account of Jo Jo Dullard's final evening: socialising at Bruxelles Bar, Harry Street, Dublin 2; missing her last bus to Kilkenny; boarding a bus to Naas at 10pm; hitchhiking to Kilcullen and then Moone; and her last known phone call to friend Mary Cullinan at 11.37pm in Moone, in which she said a car had stopped and she was taking the lift. Confirms the arrest is the first in the case after almost 30 years.

Provides details of the arrest operation, the searches at Ballyhook, Grangecon, Co Wicklow, the no-fly zone imposed by the Irish Aviation Authority, the involvement of a forensic archaeologist, and background on Dullard's final movements on the night she disappeared.

Garda appeal published on the 29th anniversary, repeating the timeline of the last known movements and the murder classification, and adding appeals for information about the cassette player, hitchhikers around Moone and anyone who gave a lift in that area. No new arrest or suspect is reported.

Anniversary statement confirming the case is still an active murder investigation with nearly 800 recommendations actioned; renewed public appeal for witnesses and information about the night of 9 November 1995.

Adds the Garda appeal and contact details, a detailed timeline of Dullard's movements on 9 November 1995, the Garda statement on the 2020 reclassification to murder, and the investigation's reported progress (nearly 800 recommendations, Serious Crime Review Team review).

Garda appeal on the 29th anniversary of the disappearance. Sets out the last known movements, the 2020 reclassification as murder, the investigation's progress and a request for information. No arrests or charges.

Garda press release announcing the arrest of a male in his 50s; it gives no name for the suspect, no exact date of the disappearance and no location for the crime. The article is dated 11/11/2024 in its text and 2024-11-01 in its metadata.