The Tánaiste says we may have to look at sending our own investigators to Mauritius "down the line" to look at the murder of Michaela McAreavey.
Our ambassador to Mauritius has been ordered to travel there within days to protest to the Government at the publication of photographs of the body of Michaela McAreavey in a newspaper there.
The Tánaiste and Foreign Affairs Minister says he was shocked to hear of what he called an invasion of privacy, which he says shows a total lack of respect.
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Eamon Gilmore says he has spoken directly to John McAreavey about the outcome of the case and publication of the photos.
He’s stopped just short of telling ambassador Brendan McMahon to travel and demand an apology.
