Gardaí believe Kyran Durnin is deceased and he may have died over two years ago
Kyran Durnin: while he was initially treated as a missing person gardaí have found no evidence he is still alive, and have since upgrade their inquiries to a murder investigation, who is missing presumed murdered, was expected to be available immediately for review by Government but its findings will not be made public.
Tusla has now confirmed its internal review was effectively completed and would be available on Friday to Minister for ChildrenFormer HSE manager shared child sexual abuse images of ‘utmost depravity’ online, Mayo court hears Tusla added the review would also be available to the National Review Panel, which is an independent process now examining Tusla’s engagement with the Durnin family, but it also confirmed the internal report would not be published.
On August 29th Tusla went to the Garda to report its concerns for Kyran’s welfare. A family member on August 30th reported Kyran and his mother, Dayla , missing, saying they had disappeared from Co Louth on the morning of August 29th.
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