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Gardaí outside the property yesterday. Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision

Man (50s) arrested in Tina Satchwell murder investigation is released without charge

A male in his 50s was arrested yesterday on suspicion of murder and remains in garda custody at this time.

LAST UPDATE | 11 Oct 2023

GARDAÍ HAVE RELEASED a man they were questioning in relation to the disappearance of Tina Satchwell. 

The man was being held in Cobh Garda Station where he was questioned on suspicion of murder of the woman. 

This afternoon gardaí said they had released him without charge. 

A technical examination of the property where Tina Satchwell went missing from six years ago as part of their investigations into her disappearance is continuing.

Yesterday, Gardaí said that the investigation had been “upgraded to murder”.

Tina went missing from her home in Youghal, Co Cork six years ago.

The 45-year-old woman was last seen at the house 20 March, 2017. 

Gardai have sealed off Tina’s home in Youghal and a technical examination of the premises is ongoing by the Garda Technical Bureau.

This morning, gardaí have been using digging equipment in their search of the home where Tina Satchwell lived.

Sources have said that investigators have begun to examine under floor boards, as well as under footpaths inside and outside the house for clues where the woman was last seen.

Gardaí regularly carry out reviews of long term investigations – it is understood that a so-called cold case reassessment has identified crucial new evidence that led them to the house in Youghal.

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