Man accused of applying in Cork for passports in names of deceased babies awaits DPP directions

Randolph Kirk Parker's case was adjourned for four weeks

One charge states that on September 11 this year at the passport office on South Mall, Cork, Randolph Kirk Parker provided information or documents which were false or misleading, in connection with a passport application. File picture: Denis Minihane

A 72-year-old American charged with providing false information to the passport office in Cork—previously referred to in court as Philip Morris and later identified as Randolph Kirk Parker as a result of garda enquiries with the FBI—was remanded in custody on Tuesday to January 2.

There was no further evidence from the Garda National Bureau of Criminal Investigation as directions are awaited from the Director of Public Prosecutions.