Murder of Patricia O'Connor
Discovery of remains
### Discovery of remains

On Saturday 10 June at about 19:45 [IST](/wiki/Time_in_Ireland "Time in Ireland") two walkers on the [Military Road](/wiki/R115_road_%28Ireland%29 "R115 road (Ireland)") near [Enniskerry](/wiki/Enniskerry "Enniskerry") found human remains. The remains found were a torso and [Bray](/wiki/Bray%2C_County_Wicklow "Bray, County Wicklow") [Garda station](/wiki/Garda_S%C3%ADoch%C3%A1na "Garda Síochána") began investigating. Some 30 km of roads in Wicklow were closed off during the search.

The [Garda Water Unit](/wiki/Garda_Water_Unit "Garda Water Unit") discovered remains near the [Glenmacnass Waterfall](/wiki/Glenmacnass_Waterfall "Glenmacnass Waterfall") near to where they had previously found remains. [Defence Forces](/wiki/Defence_Forces_%28Ireland%29 "Defence Forces (Ireland)") personnel also found remains near Lough Brea Lower.

On Tuesday 13 June a bag containing the head and hands of the deceased were found and limbs were also discovered. Gardaí confirmed the remains are those of an adult woman. A man in his thirties was arrested in [Wexford](/wiki/Wexford "Wexford") in connection with the remains.

On Wednesday 14 June the deceased was named locally as Patricia O'Connor, a 61 year old resident of [Rathfarnham](/wiki/Rathfarnham "Rathfarnham") who was reported missing on the second of June.

Her remains were found scattered across 15 locations in the Wicklow Mountains.


Which Garda station began investigating the discovery of remains?