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Tina Satchwell murder investigation review ordered by top cop Drew Harris after remains missed in 2017 Cork home search
THE investigation into the murder of Tina Satchwell, whose remains were found under the stairs of her home in Co Cork, will be reviewed.
Garda Commissioner Drew Harris admitted that “in hindsight”, it may seem “pretty obvious” where the remains of the 52-year-old Cork woman were located.


Richard Satchwell was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday after being found guilty of the murder of his wife Tina by a jury at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin.
And Commissioner Harris‘ order for a review into the investigation comes following criticism that Tina Satchwell’s remains were missed by gardai in the first search of the home on Grattan Street in Youghal in 2017.
The trial of Richard had heard how there was construction work in the house following the murder, along with complaints of a bad smell.
Speaking at a graduation ceremony for new Gardai today, Commissioner Harris said that there are “lessons we wish to learn” from past cases.
He said: “We want to review that ourselves, like we have the expertise within the organisation, and obviously, then we will be reporting that to the Minister and to the Policing and Community Safety policing authority, as is our responsibility.
“But I do think there are, there is definitely lessons that we wish to learn from all of these homicides where it’s missing persons, and then convert in time to a homicide investigation”.
Following Richard Satchwell’s sentencing earlier this week, Taoiseach Micheal Martin welcomed the sentence but said “it did take longer” than ordinary for the crime to be resolved.
He said: “The criminal justice system has worked here.
“It did take longer than maybe ordinarily but at least it is a crime that has been resolved and I would pay tribute to the Gardai for bringing it to this stage and for enabling a conviction to be secured.”

Watch moment police helicopter breaks up mass beach brawl between high school kids sending them scrambling
THIS is the jaw-dropping moment when a police chopper descended over a beach to break up brawling highschoolers.
Staggering footage shared on social media shows the helicopter flying low over a large crowd of youngsters on Jones Beach.



The dramatic scene took place during a high school senior skip day party on Thursday.
Groups of teens from several high schools across Nassau County and Queens were all crowded onto the beach.
But several fights broke out during the day, prompting a cop callout.
Police sent a chopper to the beach to disperse the groups of brawling teens.
Around 500 highschoolers were crowded onto the beach at the time of the incident, News 12 Long Island reported.
The footage shows the helicopter hovering over the crowds, who quickly disperse.
As the kids scramble for cover, shrouds of sand can be seen thrown up into the air.
The teens had been drawn to the beach by a flyer that had circulated that day, local media has reported.
But while the high schoolers had headed to the seaside for a relaxing, carefree day, witnesses say the situation quickly got out of control.
Cops restricted access to parts of the beach to prevent the situation escalating further.
However, there were no reports of serious injuries.
One person was arrested for menacing and disorderly conduct, according to Nassau County Police.
Beachgoers have told local media that such incidents offer a different picture of the area from previous years.
“The beach was never like this,” one local told News 12 Long Island.
“We came here as kids — it was so calm. But now it’s just crazy.”
However, officials say the beach is set to reopen as normal on Friday.
Commenters on Instagram were divided over how the police handled the situation.
One asked: “How many of my tax dollars went towards this helicopter flex?”
But another said: “I was there. 500 kids? I thought it was 1,000.
“And a lot of them looking for trouble. The police did a good job.
“The helicopter was encouraging them to leave by making it windy.”

Affordable holiday island for Brits with white sand beaches and Dubai-like restaurants that is loved by celebs
CYPRUS has been an affordable holiday destination for Brits for years, and it’s popular with celebrities too.
With white sandy beaches, delicious food, and beautiful villas, it’s no surprise that one beloved British singer even has a holiday home there.


Over the years, the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones have been spotted on the sunny island.
There have also been lots of British holidaymakers there like Kerry Katona, James Blunt, and Peter Andre – who has a strong connection to Cyprus that 20 years ago, he decided to build his own holiday home there.
In the city of Larnaca on the southeast coast of Cyprus, Peter has a villa with five bedrooms, a swimming pool and tennis court.
Talking to Sun Travel about his holiday home in Larnaca, Peter said: “The house is so beautiful and private. Obviously the smells, the foods, it reminds me of my childhood and my parents.
“I bought the land 20 odd years ago and I said ‘dad, here’s the money to build it’ and my dad spent three years building the most beautiful house.
“It’s very sentimental to us and the other thing is there are some amazing beaches with bright white sand.”
As for where to go, Peter added: “I like to go to quiet places. I don’t really like to go where it’s crazily busy.
“The food there is amazing and we love the restaurants. For anyone going to Larnaca, I have three recommendations. One is a new restaurants called Theta in Perivolia which is very near the airport. It does Mediterranean food, but done in the style of a Dubai 5-star restaurant.
“We go there and we’re like ‘why doesn’t anyone know about this place?’”
Peter also loves to go to a Japanese restaurant called Nippon.


He also added: “There’s another one called Opa Souvlaki Kiti, it’s not fancy, but if you want a proper Greek kebab done the Cypriot way, go there.”
Peter stayed tight-lipped about the quiet beaches he and his family head to on holiday.
But some of the most popular across the island according to Tripadvisor are Nissi Beach, Fig Tree Bay Beach, Coral Bay and Makronissos Beach.
For anyone who fancies a trip over to Cyprus, you can even book a stay in Peter’s Villa Amelia which is a short drive from Larnaca Airport.
Inside is five bedrooms, each one sleeping two people. The rooms have queen beds or single beds, and their own en suites.
The shared spaces include huge living area with two sets of sofas, as well as a separate dining and kitchen area.
Outside, there’s lots of places to relax by the pool or battle it out in a game of tennis.

It’s a great time to go to Larnaca too as TravelSupermarket revealed earlier this year that the city is cheaper this year compared to 2024.
Larnaca, a city on the southeast coast of Cyprus, has emerged as the holiday destination with the biggest price drop.
According to TravelSupermarket, the holiday comparison website, prices of a holiday to Larnaca have fallen by £495 per person.
The average price in 2024 was £1,292.04 and in 2025 is £797.97 – a 38 per cent decrease.
Flights from the UK take just over four hours and you can book flights with Ryanair from £34.99.
There’s another place a little further afield that Peter described as ‘a kids’ paradise’ – as he discovers the world’s most child-friendly holiday destination.
And here’s the Dubai-like spa hotel in the UK where Peter Andre and wife Emily go on child-free weekends.
