Cobh deaths: 'I want my father to be allowed to die in peace knowing what happened to Michael'

Cobh deaths: 'I want my father to be allowed to die in peace knowing what happened to Michael'
Michael Greaney

A family still reeling from a double-stabbing tragedy six years ago has appealed to the Taoiseach to ensure they get access to a long-awaited HSE-commissioned mental health care review of the case.

Kevin Greaney, whose brother, Michael, fatally stabbed his wife, Valerie, before taking his own life, at the family home in Cork in 2014, said key Fianna Fáil figures supported his calls for an independent inquiry into the care Michael received in the months before the tragedy.

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