Police have renewed their appeal for information as the investigation into the suspected murder of Carrie Mullane (Noonan) continues.
A specialist police search team recovered a body from Lough Erne on Monday, November 9.
In an update, District Commander Superintendent Pete Cunningham said that while formal identification may take some time, Carrie's family had been informed and officers were continuing to provide support.
He described it as an “unimaginably difficult time” for the family.
Two people arrested on Sunday, November 8, in connection with the investigation remain in police custody.
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Superintendent Cunningham reiterated his appeal for anyone with information that could assist detectives to come forward.
He said: “We remain grateful for the support of local people, and would reiterate our ask: if you have any information please speak to our detectives on 101, quoting reference 272 of 29/10/26.”
Police are also appealing for photographs and footage, including CCTV, mobile phone recordings and dash cam footage, which may be relevant to the investigation.
Anyone with material to share can do so through the PSNI's Major Incident Public Portal.
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