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News · 26 May 2026

After 48 years, the search for Seamus Maguire's remains

After 48 years, the search for Seamus Maguire's remains

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Investigators hope to find remains that have eluded families for nearly five decades. Officials began digging Tuesday at Derryclone in County Antrim or County Armagh for Seamus Maguire, who was 29 when killed. The search covers a field of roughly two acres near Lough Neagh.

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