Gardaí probe three East Cork deaths

Two young girls were found dead in a house in East Cork this morning shortly after a man was killed in a nearby car crash.

Tue, 16 Nov, 2010 - 13:15

Two young girls were found dead in a house in East Cork this morning shortly after a man was killed in a nearby car crash.

The two - aged six and two - were found in their home just outside the village of Ballycotton at around 10.30am. A doctor and a priest were called to the house after the alarm was raised.

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Courts Ballycotton deaths Place: east Cork Place: Ballycotton Place: Shanagarry Road Place: Cork Place: Midleton Place: Cloyne Person: Gardaí Person: Dr Person: Margaret Bolster Person: Archbishop Person: Dermot Clifford Organisation: Gardaí Organisation: Garda Organisation: Toyota Organisation: Cork University Hospital Organisation: Archdiocese of Cloyne Organisation: Evening Echo

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