Paudie Palmer accused further remanded in custody amid 'extensive' investigation

The highly regarded GAA broadcaster died on January 8 and was laid to rest three days later in Innishannon.

Bohdan Bezverkhyi (pictured) has yet to make a bail application and Judge King told his solicitor, Myra Dinneen, that gardaí would require 48 hours notice for any future bail application. Picture: Dan Linehan

A man charged with a hit-and-run incident following which GAA broadcaster Paudie Palmer died has been further remanded in custody, with gardaí stating the “extremely extensive” investigation is ongoing.

Bohdan Bezverkhyi of Rigsdale House, Rigsdale, Ballinhassig was previously charged with four charges relating to the alleged hit-and-run at Dunkereen Cross in Innishannon, Co. Cork, on December 30 last.