“It’s just sad that Michael had that sense that evening and had access to munitions. It’s sad,” Dr Denis McCauley, Coroner.
Stairs fall ‘did not contribute’ to teenager’s death
A CORONER has ruled a young Stranorlar man could have died from ‘sustained or self-sustained injuries.’
Driver ‘Not responsible for causing accident’ – inquest
THE MAN who pleaded guilty to the deaths of eight people in the country’s worst road traffic collision says he’s ‘not responsible for causing accident
Inquest opens into death of 8 men in Inishowen tragedy
Inquest into death of eight men in Inishowen hears “harrowing” evidence
Donaldson murder inquest adjourned for 16th time
THE Denis Donaldson duplicate spy murder inquest was on Wednesday adjourned for a 16th time.
Harrowing details revealed of deaths of two sisters in house fire
A FIRE which claimed the lives of two young Letterkenny sisters most likely started in the bedroom where they slept, an inquest heard today.
Family of Castlefin priest unhappy at inquest verdict
THE family of a local Parish Priest said they are “very disappointed” that a jury at the inquest into the death of their uncle today returned a verdict of ‘misadventure.’
First deaths in Ireland of methanol intoxication recorded at Donegal inquest
THE Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has expressed ‘grave concern’ after the first reported deaths of methanol intoxication were recorded at an inquest in Donegal.
Doctor challenged on care provided for suicide victim
A TEN-person jury will give their verdict into the death of Derrybeg mother of three, Margaret Morahan (45), on Tuesday morning, having heard the evidence at a coroner’s inquest in Letterkenny on Tuesday.
Inquest into Lifford drowning victim David Colhoun today
AN INQUEST into the death of Lifford drowning victim David Colhoun will take place this morning in Letterkenny.