Homeless people in Cork living in fear after killing at tented village

Homeless people feel the streets of Cork are not safe, according to frontline workers speaking in the aftermath of the fatal assault on Timothy Hourihane.

Homeless people in Cork living in fear after killing at tented village
Tue, 15 Oct, 2019 - 07:44
Joe Leogue

Additional reporting by Eoin English and Fiachra Ó Cionnaith

Homeless people feel the streets of Cork are not safe, according to frontline workers speaking in the aftermath of the fatal assault on Timothy Hourihane.

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