A woman’s body was discovered at a property in Cork.
Gardaí in Cork have launched an investigation after the discovery of a woman’s body in Mallow.
The woman, who is believed to be in her 30s, was found dead at a residential property in Bridewell Lane.
The harrowing discovery was made this morning, Friday, January 3rd.
Gardaí confirmed Assistant State Pathologist, Dr. Margot Bolster, has attended the scene.
The woman’s body will be removed to Cork University Hospital and a post-mortem examination will take place in due course.
Her family is being supported by a family liaison officer following the discovery.
Gardaí issued a statement following the discovery of the woman’s body which reads:
“Gardaí in Mallow are investigating all of the circumstances surrounding the death of a woman in her 30s following the discovery of a body at a residential property in Bridewell Lane, Mallow, Co. Cork this morning Friday 3rd January 2025.
“The Assistant State Pathologist, Dr. Margot Bolster has attended the scene of the incident and the body of the deceased will be removed to Cork University Hospital for a post-mortem examination.
“A senior investigating officer (SIO) has been appointed to lead the investigation and an incident room has been established at Mallow Garda Station. A family liaison officer (FLO) has also been assigned to provide support to the family.
“The Garda Technical Bureau has been requested to attend the scene.”
Gardaí are also urging witnesses to come forward. Anyone with relevant camera footage, including dashcam footage, should contact Gardaí immediately.
They’re particularly interested in footage from those who were in the vicinity of Bridewell Lane, Mallow, Co. Cork between 9 pm last night and this morning Friday, January 3rd at 10am.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Mallow Garda Station on 022 31450.
Witnesses can also call the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.
Investigations are ongoing.
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