Eight-year-old Kyran Durnin was reported missing from his Co Louth home in August. Investigating gardaí have now traced the last confirmed sighting of the young boy to when he was in senior infants – two years ago. The case was last week upgraded to a murder investigation, prompting widespread shock and posing more questions than answers. Today, investigators have begun searching a property, as pressure mounts on gardaí and the State for answers into what happened to Kyran Durnin.  
  
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