'Significant arrests with international dimensions' in Cork machete murder probe

Mikolaj Wilk (35) was murdered at his home in Maglin Bridge, Ballincollig, Co Cork on June 10, 2018.

'Significant arrests with international dimensions' in Cork machete murder probe
Thu, 03 Oct, 2019 - 13:03
Olivia Kelleher

A comprehensive file is to be sent to the DPP following "significant arrests" in the the murder of a Polish father of two who was attacked by a gang wielding machetes at his house in Ballincollig, Co Cork.

Mikolaj Wilk (35) was murdered at his home in Maglin Bridge, Ballincollig, Co Cork on June 10, 2018.

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CourtsPlace: CorkPlace: Maglin BridgePlace: BallincolligPlace: Maglin Bridge, Ballincollig, Co CorkPlace: MayfieldPlace: BlackpoolPlace: TogherPlace: PolandPlace: IrelandPerson: Mikolaj WilkPerson: ElzbietaPerson: Fergus TwomeyPerson: WilkPerson: Philip ComynPerson: IrishPerson: Assistant State PathologistPerson: DrPerson: Margaret BolsterPerson: MikolajPerson: MikolajWilkElzbietaWilk10june18B_large.jpgPerson: Bishop of CorkPerson: Ross Dr John BuckleyOrganisation: DPPOrganisation: Cork City Coroner's CourtOrganisation: Cork City CoronerOrganisation: GardaOrganisation: Cork University Hospital
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