The jury also asked that the role of community gardaí in relation to domestic issues be reviewed

A FILE is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions on the deaths of three brothers in Mitchelstown earlier this year. Johnny Hennessy of Curraghgorm, outside Mitchelstown, and his two brothers, Willie and Paddy, died in February.

THE three brothers who died in last week’s murder-suicide will be buried in two separate private funerals in the coming days.

THE last time Johnny Hennessy was last seen alive was at around 8pm on Thursday evening, according to gardaí investigating the murders of his brothers Paddy and Willie.

The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) is to review the deaths of three brothers in Cork due to the possibility that one of the deceased made contact with Gardaí before the incident occurred.

The post mortem examinations have been completed on the three men who were discovered deceased in Mitchelstown. The three men have been named locally as members of the Hennessy family.

Post-mortem examinations are due to take place over the coming days on the bodies of three brothers which were discovered in the Mitchelstown area. The three men have been named locally as members of the Hennessy family.

QUIET gentlemen who kept to themselves is the description given again and again of the three Hennessy brothers, Johnny, Willie and Paddy, who died on Thursday night and Friday morning in an apparent murder-suicide in North Cork.