Lead police investigator apologises to Noah Donohoe's mother

BBC Northern Ireland Tuesday 16 June 2026, 19:27 UTC 1 min read

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Det Ch Insp Tom Phillips admitted the police missed investigative opportunities over the death and disappearance of the schoolboy.

Noah Donohoe's (PERSON) Det Ch Insp (PERSON) Tom Phillips (PERSON)

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Lead police investigator apologises to Noah Donohoe's mother

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