Tragic murder's in Mayo

[Peter Solan the Great]

This is a very sad case in Castlebar with the son charged with killing his murder. You have to wonder what is going through the heads of them. Its not the first time of course there is history of this in Castlebar. For what ever reason it happened I hope they get the help they need.

A MAN HAS APPEARED in court today charged with the murder of his 46-year-old mother.
Celyn Eadon, 19, appeared before Swinford District Court after being charged last night in connection with the murder of his mother Noreen Kelly-Eadon, 46, who was found dead in her home on Wednesday, RTE reports.
The suspect has been remanded in custody to Castlerea prison to appear before Harristown District Court on 18 March.
His solicitor has asked for a psychiatric evaluation for his client.
The body of Noreen Kelly-Eadon was discovered by her other son in the early hours of Wednesday morning at her home in Derrynacrieve, Islandeady, near Castlebar.
A post-mortem revealed she died from multiple stab wounds.




A 29-year-old man has appeared in court in Co Mayo charged with the murder of his mother.

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Carmel Marrinan
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A 29-year-old man has appeared in court in Co Mayo charged with the murder of his mother.
Seamus Marrinan, from Blackfort, Castlebar, was charged with murdering Carmel Marrinan of the same address yesterday.
Ms Marrinan was fatally injured in a knife attack in her home in the early hours of yesterday morning.
The 61-year-old nurse and mother-of-seven died a short time later in Mayo General Hospital.
This evening her son Seamus was brought before a special sitting of the District Court in Castlebar charged with her murder.
He had been held overnight in Castlebar Garda station.
In court, Detective Sergeant Jim Carroll gave evidence of arresting Mr Marrinan at the station at 2.45pm and charging him with the murder of Ms Marrinan.
Superintendant William Keaveney asked that he be remanded in custody to appear before the District Court again on 15 July.
There was no objection from Mr Marrinan's solicitor, who asked that his client be provided with immediate psychiatric assessment.
Judge Mary Devins remanded Mr Marrinan in custody.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

Tragic indeed.

Though how does 'murder' own 'in Mayo' in your botched thread title?

[Peter Solan the Great]

Tragic indeed.

Though how does 'murder' own 'in Mayo' in your botched thread title?

Please dont WUM this thread. It is very serious.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

If your grammar were more adult like perhaps it could be treated with the gravity it undoubtedly merits.

[Dougal Maguire]

If your grammar were more adult like perhaps it could be treated with the gravity it undoubtedly merits.

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[mayogodhelpus@gmail.com]

Tragic indeed.

Though how does 'murder' own 'in Mayo' in your botched thread title?

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