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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.
Whilst no cause of death could be determined there was no suggestion of foul play.
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Body of Timothy O’Sullivan (61) was discovered in boarded-up home at Beecher Street in Mallow last January
Tim O'Sullivan has now been identified as the the man whose remains were found two decades after his death in Mallow, County Cork after Irish Gardai matched his dental records with a local clinic
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 were subsequently identified as being those of the late Tim O’Sullivan.