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BREAKING: Man (30s) has been charged with deaths in Louth
Evan, Mark and Louise O'Connor
Reporter:
Michelle O'Keeffe
30 Sept 2025 5:55 PM
A man arrested in connection to the death of three members of the same family has been charged.
Mark O'Connor, 54, his wife Louise, 56, and their son Evan, who was 27, were found dead at a home in the Drumgowna/Annaghminnan area of Co Louth on Monday morning.
The man (aged in his 30's) arrested in connection with this investigation has since been charged, a garda spokesman said.
He is due to appear before a special sitting of Drogheda District Court this evening, Tuesday 30th September 2025, at approximately 6pm.
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