Gardai to examine sites in North West during investigation into disappearance of Philip Cairns

 
Gardaí are expected to examine five sites in Sligo and Dublin in the investigation into the disappearance of Philip Cairns.

It’s understood the properties were owned by the late sex offender Eamon Cooke.
Cooke is now the chief suspect in Philip’s disappearance in 1986 after a woman came forward with new information to Gardaí.
According to the Irish Independent the sites were owned by the former Pirate Radio Station owner and Gardaí will now seek the assistance of forensic experts as they examine the areas.