Inquiry Launched After The Discovery Of A Womans Body In Finglas, Dublin.

Thursday, 4 November 2021 09:33

A man has now been arrested, on suspicion of murder.

Gardai are investigating after the discovery of a woman's body in Dublin.

The discovery was made at an apartment in the Charlestown area of Finglas this morning.

The woman's body remains at the scene at this time.

Kacey O'Riordan reports:

Gardaí in Finglas in North Dublin are investigating a fatal assault on a woman overnight. The woman’s remains were discovered at around 6am at an apartment in Charlestown following a 999 call. #VMNews
— Virgin Media News (@VirginMediaNews) November 4, 2021

A man was arrested after 11am, arrested on suspicion of murder.

The scene is currently preserved, and a post mortem exam is due to take place later today.

This man lives in the apartment complex

BREAKING: murder investigation launched after woman’s body found in Finglas, Dublin.
— Michael O’Toole (@mickthehack) November 4, 2021

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