‘She’d be alive today’: Brother of murdered Cork woman speaks out after trial

The brother of murdered Cork woman Daena Walsh has said she would be alive today if her family had known about her killer’s criminal history.

Callum Walsh said that, even though Adam Corcoran initially denied any involvement in the 27-year-old’s death, the family had no doubt he was responsible.

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