THE grieving mum of Josh Dunne told how she may never look at the clothes he wore on the night of his death, saying: "Every milestone, the pain comes back. It's never-ending."
Heartbroken Diane was given the items back in the box in March from the gardai, but she can't bear the pain of looking at them.
Speaking to the Irish Mirror, Diane told us: "The clothes are in my friend's house. I just haven't been able to go through them yet. It's too painful.
"I don't know if I'll ever be ready to look at them to be honest.
"I just wanted them back because they were his clothes, the last clothes he had on him.
"Every milestone, the pain comes back. It's never-ending. As time goes past, it's worse it feels."
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