e-metro.ie 02.02.2010 SKELETAL remains of a man found in remote bogland in the Dublin mountains may have been there for up to a year, garda revealed yesterday. Detectives have launched a criminal investigation but are awaiting a post- mortem examination to determine what caused the victims death and how old he was. Two hillwalkers found the decom- posed body close to theViewing Point on Military Road near Rathfarnham on Sunday afternoon. Detectives found several items of clothing and shoes with the remains next to a ditch at the side of a narrow road. A forensic anthropologist has been brought in to help identify the body by examining dental records and bone structure. Garda spokesman Superintendent John Gilligan said families of people missing over recent years have been contacted. We have family liaison of- ficers in place in each of the cases and the family liaison officers have been asked to go out there and make contact with the various people who at this point are in a state of anxiety as a re- sult of this discovery, he said. Relatives of 20-year-old Tallaght father of one Paul Byrne, who disap- peared in July, are understood to have visited the scene yesterday. By Colm Kelpie Grim find: A forensic anthropologist holds the skull of the man as assistant state pathologist Michael Curtis looks on Picture: Collins Body lay hidden on hill for a year Democratic Unionist Party leader Peter Robinson said last night his party was not ready to agree a deal which would save Northern Irelands power-sharing government. There had been hope an agreement would be sealed P4 news DUP: Not yet ready for deal Michael Jackson was honoured at the Grammy Awards, with his children making a tearful acceptance speech. The King of Pops children picked up his lifetime achievement award, with Paris saying: Daddy was supposed to be here P8 news Jackson in Grammy honour Robbie Keane last night left Tottenham to join Celtic on loan for the rest of the season after failing to secure a regular starting place at White Hart Lane, making him the surprise move of deadline day P24 sPORT Robbie in move to Celtic Budget airline Ryanair yesterday revealed it cut average fares to a record low at the end of last year as it stepped up the battle for recession- hit business, following a pledge by boss Michael OLeary P17 Business Fare cut boosted numbers Simon Cowell has given his strongest hint yet that he wants Cheryl Cole by his side on the new series of US X Factor. The music mogul said it was up to the Girls Aloud singer to decide whether she wanted to hit the big time on US TV P6 GuiLTY PLeAsuRes Ball in Coles court I regret my Hannah Montana tattoo stephen Baldwin interview P15 index.html2.html3.html4.html5.html6.html7.html8.html9.html10.html11.html12.html13.html14.html15.html16.html17.html18.html19.html20.html21.html22.html23.html