Partial human remains discovered at a Dublin school prompt police investigation and forensic analysis.
Police officers are investigating right now and have closed off the area. The Irish State Pathologist knows about it too, having been alerted this afternoon.
The police stated they found partial remains at a property in Darndale, Dublin 17. This discovery occurred this afternoon, February 21.
Police will examine the remains and DNA tests will happen to identify them. They want to figure out what actually happened, which might help the police investigation.
A politician, Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, spoke and feels it’s a disturbing discovery. Its context is uncertain and the exact nature is also unclear.
He said it’s grim to find this, and finding it at a school is unsettling. Luckily, it’s the school break, so children are probably not around.
The school has older kids too; Our Lady Immaculate Senior School is nearby and cares for kids aged eight to twelve. They also have a preschool there, which readies kids for primary school.