How two anonymous phone calls from Australia helped crack the investigation into Irene White's brutal murder

Irene White was murdered 20 years ago on April 6, 2005, in Dundalk, Co Louth, and for eight years, her case saw no significant breakthroughs. In 2013, an anonymous phone call from abroad reignited the investigation, leading to new evidence and the eventual conviction of two individuals. A new book by journalist Robin Schiller and retired detective Pat Marry explores the relentless pursuit of justice for White, showcasing how a single call can change the trajectory of a long-unsolved case.

This anonymous call marked a turning point in the investigation, leading to significant advances in the case of Irene White's murder that had puzzled authorities for years.

The subsequent breakthroughs would culminate in the conviction of two individuals, highlighting the critical role that a single phone call can play in cold cases.

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