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I really hope this is unlikely, given there is three other countries involved diplomatically in Ireland, the UK and France.

RIP. Poor kid. God love her poor family. My thoughts are with them.

An Garda Síochána can solve crimes too btw....

I think the owner's reaction could be a case of miscommunication plus the fact that they might not have wanted the police showing up maybe convinced that Nora would show up. However those alleged 3 hours could be crucial. Honestly flummoxed that the poor kid has been out there, wherever so long...

I just can't see Nora walking down the spiral staircase without making a sound and without effort. I stayed in a gite in france with similar when I was a teen and I struggled with them and can still remember the anxiety going up and down and I would be pretty agile and coordinated with maybe...

Could have been a much larger sounding rustle. I've camping in forest type areas in France. You could tell the difference between a shrew or mouse and say a dog or cat even. Maybe the noise sounded more consistent with it being a larger animal or human.

I read somewhere that to be there during the day you have to prebook as a day guest and it costs something like MR100. Also that the front gate is usually locked (however not always) until a certain time as someone said they turned up too early and the staff asked how did they get in, was the...

Kinda, but most people I know who go/went there are young people backpacking on gap years or people on honeymoon. I don't think it would be a major family destination because it involves a lot of travelling. Maybe it's more direct from London. From here it would require one or two connections. I...

I remember going camping/caravaning in France in the late 90s/early 00s and there were rumours of people spraying in gases in to open windows and tent flaps to knock people out. It probably wasn't as prevalent as I as a young child imagined. My parents later told me they put stuff on the...

Getting a lot of coverage in the ROI as well. RTE seem to be covering it well. Surprised how little coverage there is in the mainline UK though

Not evidence yet to make those assumptions jmo

I'm not read my previous post

If Nora did venture out after sunrise at 7.12 it would have been a very short window of time between that and the father noticing and raising the alarm around 8am and thereafter

That was heavily contradicted (only fingerprints inside were the parents) hence the prevailing theory that she was snatched but that the kidnapper got in through the window but that's a whole other discussion tbh

I was thinking that but police have ways of deciphering whether a child knows more. Although there could be translation issues with local police

Ben Needham yes. The case is quite similar if based on the theory Nora wandered off. But poor Maddie's case is completely unrelated. I just hope Nora's case stays in the media until she is found. Hopefully soon.

That's what I keep coming back to. I read that at night it's pitch black. Locals and experts said there would be no way anyone could walk through the property and the surrounding the area without either leaving a trace or getting in to trouble. So surely if someone went out for a walk in the...

I thought so too. All the other houses, that are shown on the site at least, don't look suitable for kids as they seem very high up and only have one bedroom. From the snippets in articles it seems to be the only one that fits because the rest don't really have windows. I don't have kids but I...

From RTÉ Nóra Quoirin disappearance - what we know so far Nóra Quoirin disappearance - what we know so far

However couldn't someone have been outside and got her to open the window?