A vigil was held for Ms Mullane on Tuesday | PICTURE: FACEBOOK
THE SON of a missing Limerick woman, who is feared to have been murdered, has made an emotional appeal for his mother to “come home”.
Jayden Mullane’s mother, Carrie Mullane (Noonan), thanked everyone for attending a vigil for her on Tuesday night, November 3.
Ms Mullane, from Moyross, is known to have travelled to Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh on Saturday, October 10.
There have been no confirmed sightings of her since.
PSNI confirmed on Tuesday that they have arrested a 35-year-old man on suspicion of her murder.
In a post on Facebook, shared on Tuesday evening, Jayden said: “What I [would] do for [you to] just come home. Hopefully a text soon. Love you mam.”
The post included a picture of his mother, with candles spelling out the word “hope”.
Crowds at Tuesday’s vigil for Ms Mullane | PICTURE: FACEBOOK
In another post shared that night, Jayden shared a photo of the crowd at the well-attended vigil, with the caption: “I want to say a big thanks to everyone that showed a face tonight for my mother. I really appreciate this, ye all mean a lot me and family and again a really big thanks.”
Comments on the post showed people’s support for the family, with one person commenting, “She is loved by everyone, here for ye always,” and another saying, “So proud of you j we’ll get her home.”
PSNI Fermanagh and Omagh District Commander Superintendent Pete Cunningham shared a statement on Wednesday, November 4 to update the community regarding the ongoing investigation.
“I know the news of this investigation will have been shocking to hear and read about, but I want all of you to know that working alongside local police and detectives, we have the Major Investigation Team here in Enniskillen. Everyone involved is working tirelessly on this investigation, searching for Carrie and making progress on what is a very complex case,” he said.
“From the moment Carrie was reported missing to us on the 29th October, we have put every possible effort into trying to locate her safe and well. We are in touch with her family in Limerick and we are keeping them informed as we move forward. We are putting every resource into bringing answers to Carrie’s family, and in particular, to her children.
“As you know, one man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. He remains in our custody assisting with enquiries.”
He continued: “We have set up a Major Incident Public Portal and anyone with information, images or video they believe may be of relevance to the investigation can submit them here: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/PSNI26W24-PO1 or you can contact us by calling 101 and asking for the Major Investigation Team on extension 40374.
“We are grateful for the support shown by local people and we thank you, Pete.”
Those in the Republic of Ireland should call 999 or 112.
