Woman accused of Macroom murder 'not doing well' in prison while awaiting DPP directions

Judge Keane said that it was important that Linda O’Flynn get the medical attention that she needs

A woman who is charged with the murder of Michael Foley who was found dead at his home in Macroom in February “is not doing well” in prison, according to her solicitor.

Linda O'Flynn, 31 of Leeside Apartments, Cork, appeared before Judge Marie Keane at Bandon District Court. 

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