Irene McBride

2011 Update for Irene

After six years without any justice for my sister Irene. I decided to get in contact with the Cold Case Unit in Dublin. They are a relatively new team in Ireland and have had some significant results with unsolved murders. It took almost a year to set up, involving many meetings with senior detectives in Ireland. There are still murderers at large in and around Dundalk. I now have another glimmer of hope for justice for Irene and my mother Mo. The long arm of the law reaches out now to you, and I am confident of results.

To all of our friends and relatives, I can assure you that everyone who was involved in the conspiracy to murder my sister Irene,who was an ordinary loving mother, an ordinary housewife, a loving daughter, a loving friend, a loving sister, a loving sister-in-law, and someone just simply a joy to know, justice and the law will deal with you.

I wish only that those responsible are held accountable for such a heinous and cowardly deed.

Press Release from ASSOPH

Anne Delcassian comments as follows; I fully support the family of Sophie Tuscan Du Plantier in their long search for justice. It is my belief that after almost 15 years waiting on answers, they will obtain the right conclusion for the tragic and incomprehensible murder of an innocent woman. Sophie's family came to Ireland to support families of female victims of homicide, in Dundalk Ireland in 2007, outside The Ice House where my sister Irene White was so savagely murdered, on the 6th April 2005. I still do not have answers as to why Irene was murdered, or any form of justice for my sisters murder.

Press Release

19 March 2011

ASSOPH <assoph0793@orange.fr>

http://web.me.com/assoph/ASSOPH/Accueil.html

The Irish High Court of Justice has given a favourable response to the European Arrest Warrant issued by Judge P. Gachon against Ian Bailey in the case of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.

Our Association considers this decision as a major step in the normal process of seeking the truth about the murder of Sophie.

Our Association affirms its confidence in the justice system for the elucidation of this heinous crime, which has left the family in grief and distress for almost fifteen years.

Our Association expects that the cooperation between Irish and French Justice institutions leads to decisive results quickly.