Former minister died from asphyxiation, inquest finds

Former junior minister Shane McEntee died as a result of asphyxiation, an inquest heard last night.

Former minister died from asphyxiation, inquest finds
Fri, 27 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
Richard McCullen

The politician was found dead at his family home in Co Meath on Dec 21, 2012, two days after his 56th birthday

Sergeant Mark Tobin told an inquest in Navan he had received a call at 10.30am that day to go to Mr McEntee’s home at Mitchelstown, Castletown, near Navan.

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