Witness tells Cork murder trial about seeing 'very agitated' man minutes before he died

Pathologist, Dr Margaret Bolster said it was 'unlikely' that the wound was self-inflicted

Conor Quinn died from haemorrhage and shock with a partially collapsed lung resulting from a single stab wound to the chest.

The Mallow murder trial was told of an elderly man’s extraordinary encounter with the deceased man only minutes before his death from a stab wound.

Ms Justice Eileen Creedon and the eight men and four women of the jury heard last week that the late Conor Quinn ran into the park in Mallow shortly before 8pm on July 12, 2018. On Monday, they heard evidence from Ted Tuohy and evangelist Emmanuel Adibisi who described their interaction with a young man that evening.