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Updated 8.09pm
TWO MEN WHO were arrested in connection with the discovery of the bodies of two men at a house in Kinsale, Co Cork over the weekend have been released this evening.
The two men, both in their 20s, were arrested yesterday evening in Cork city.
They have been released without charge and files on both will be sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
A woman, also aged in her 20s, who was arrested this afternoon in Cork city continues to be held by Gardaí for questioning.
She is being held under section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act at Bandon Garda Station.
The two 22-year-old men, named as Michael Coleman and Liam Coffey who were both from Waterford, were found in a house on Abbey Lane in Kinsale at 6.30am yesterday morning.
A post mortem examination has been carried out and Gardaí say they are awaiting the results of toxicology tests.
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bit harsh on the victims familys,they took them for a bit of recreational fun presumably with tragic outcome,same way as you meant no harm not paying your tv license but you can always pay a fine or buy a tv licence,im sure that family would pay any amount of money to have there kids alive ,I hope the court throws the book at you for that comment,insensitive arsehole
May they rest in peace.!!
They are somebody’s Sons, Brothers, Uncles.. Could have been Fathers themselves.. So tragic..
@eddie .. You are spouting that ‘freeman’ nonsense which has been doing the rounds for a while now and is total rubbish … Your understanding of even the principal of what a commercial court is a total affront to your argument.
Anyway back on point .. Two young lives lost tragic no matter what way you look at it
What a stupid comment. Two lads died and your worried about your tv license. Lots of young fellas experiment with drugs, they hardly deserve to die because of it! Let’s hope your son or daughter never experiments with drugs, im sure you would change your opinion if you thought about the people involved. Ps, pay your tv license like the rest of us!
@eddie good comment nice to see some humour after these tragic events and someone trying to equate no tv license to the death of two young men
It’s a tragic death by misadventure but I would equate it to a hand gliding or scuba diving accident. They were adults engaging in potentially dangerous behaviour and it turned out badly. My sympathies go out to their families however.
As for Eddie, the Legal Eagle, you have an impressive absence of facts in your knowledge of the law and court systems. Could I suggest http://www.courts.ie for research purposes…
Simon power from Wexford your a lamb and your courts are your Shepard .acts and legislation are not law they need your consent to enforce them on you DO YOU UNDERSTAND and thats how the cops trick people in to it by saying do you understand.to break the law you must have a victim not paying your tv license there is no victim therefor no crime..I’m not going to click on the link you put up as it dose not apply to me the 10 commandments is my law ,common sense and common law always pervaile . I rest my case
Simon hand gliding, scuba diving are not illegal as appose to drug taken I think you have taken your fair share of drugs
You talk utter garbage Eddie
Don’t feed the troll!!!!
The constitution is the law and no were in it dose it say you must have a tv license make sure you ask the judge is his court a common law court and not a commercial court..ask the judge is he on his oath cos his oath is to up hold common law and the constitution..go on utube and type in ..common law and tv license..it will show and explain it better it worth a look
Having no tv license is not a crime.you are not breaking the law,
Steve you eat garbage and you look like a transvestite
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