an area known as Capoley, which is less than a mile from where her body was found after several searches. Ms Phelan's family issued a statement through local priest Father Gerard Ahern and praised all those who have supported them. "We are overwhelmed by the support and the kindness we have received over the past two weeks. We would like to thank all the people who helped in searching for Aoife and who have been there for us, especially family members, neighbours, friends and the Ballyroan community," they said. Judge Catherine Staines remanded Corbet in custody to Cloverhill Prison and he will reappear in court next Thursday. Two men heckled and shouted abuse at him as he left the courthouse, with one chasing the unmarked car for a short distance. Ms Phelan, who worked in the town as a live-in nanny, was raised in the townland of Cashel in the village of Ballyroan, less than five miles from where she was found dead. A memorial service was held at the local parish church, St Patrick's, to mark two weeks since her disappearance. Ms Phelan's funeral will be held there on Saturday at 2pm.