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Remains could be IRA victim's Remains may be IRA murder victim
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Partial remains discovered during a search in County Wicklow may be those of a Belfast man abducted by the IRA.Partial remains discovered during a search in County Wicklow may be those of a Belfast man abducted by the IRA.
Danny McIlhone, from the west of the city, went missing in 1981. Danny McIlhone, from the west of the city, went missing in 1981 when he was aged 19.
However, it was not until 1999 that the IRA claimed responsibility for his death. However, it was not until 1999 that the IRA claimed responsibility for his death. Tests on the remains, found last week, are being carried out.
Tests on the remains are being carried out on the remains. There have been two unsuccessful searches in the same area for Mr McIlhone's remains. There have been two unsuccessful searches - in 1999 and 2000 - in the same area for Mr McIlhone's remains.
The search was being carried out on behalf of the Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains, which liaises with families of the so-called Disappeared.
In a statement nine years ago, the IRA said Danny McIlhone was not suspected of being an informer but was being questioned about stealing IRA weapons.
It was claimed that he was killed in a struggle with the person who was guarding him