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Have camera, will travel - The Boston Globe - Vimarsana News

Have camera, will travel - The Boston Globe

The photographic road trip has a long and happy high-mileage tradition.

Family of Timothy O'Sullivan, whose body lay undiscovered in his Mallow home for 22 years, call for urgent changes to derelict property rules - Vimarsana News

Family of Timothy O'Sullivan, whose body lay undiscovered in his Mallow home for 22 years, call for urgent changes to derelict property rules

A Cork community is haunted by the fact that the body of a 61-year-old man lay undiscovered for 22 years in a derelict property just metres from a busy road filled with homes, shops and a pub.

Man's body lay undiscovered for 20 years in derelict house, inquest hears - Vimarsana News

Man's body lay undiscovered for 20 years in derelict house, inquest hears

An inquest in Mallow, Co Cork has heard that skeletal remains found in a boarded-up terraced house in Beecher Street in the town on January 13th last ...

Man (61) lay dead and undiscovered in Cork property for 22 years, inquest hears - Vimarsana News

Man (61) lay dead and undiscovered in Cork property for 22 years, inquest hears

The family of a man who lay dead and undiscovered in his Cork home for 22 years have called for a review of derelict house regulations after after the property where his body lay was boarded up.

Timothy O'Sullivan (61) lay dead and undiscovered in Cork property for 22 years, inquest hears - Vimarsana News

Timothy O'Sullivan (61) lay dead and undiscovered in Cork property for 22 years, inquest hears

The family of a man who lay dead and undiscovered in his Cork home for 22 years, just off a busy street and less than 100 metres from the main Cork-Limerick road, have called for an urgent review of derelict house regulations as they warned no other family should have to endure what they experienced.