Family 'left without answers' after decision not to hold inquest into Limerick man's death

"We were told that we would get answers in an inquest," said the brother of the victim. "Now there is no answers."
Thomas Murphy, from Ballyagran, Co Limerick, was stabbed 34 times because of a row over a broken plate. Picture: Greater Manchester Police

Thomas Murphy, from Ballyagran, Co Limerick, was stabbed 34 times because of a row over a broken plate. Picture: Greater Manchester Police

The family of a Limerick man who was fatally stabbed 34 times in Manchester says it has been left without answers after a decision not to hold an inquest.

Thomas Murphy, 42, from Ballyagran, was stabbed several times at a house on Beverly Rd, Fallowfield, Manchester, on September 24, 2022.

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