A person has been charged with the homicide of three siblings in Dublin.
Lisa Cash, 18, and her eight-year-old twin siblings Christy and Chelsea Cawley died throughout an incident at their dwelling in Tallaght within the early hours of Sunday.
Andrew Cash, 24, of Rossfield Avenue, Tallaght appeared at a particular sitting of the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin on Monday night charged with their homicide.
The courtroom heard he replied “no comment” to every cost, and he was remanded into custody.
Garda Robert Whitty advised the courtroom the accused was cautioned and charged with three counts of homicide at 7.51pm on Monday.
Judge Patricia McNamara remanded Cash in custody at Cloverhill Prison to look in courtroom through videolink on Friday at 10am.
Earlier, a vigil was held in Tallaght in reminiscence of the siblings with a big crowd gathered outdoors the home to mourn alongside household and pals.
Balloons had been launched and candles had been lit alongside the wall outdoors the home of their reminiscence as songs had been performed to the gang.
Dozens of bunches of flowers, teddy bears and candles have been positioned alongside the wall in addition to pictures of the three, exhibiting Christy and Chelsea making their first Holy Communion.
Officers had been known as to the property within the Rossfield property in Tallaght at about 12.30am on Sunday.
The victims’ 14-year-old brother was taken to hospital with critical however non-life threatening accidents after the incident.
Their mom, a lady in her 40s, was launched from hospital on Sunday and is being supported by her household.
Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin expressed his “deepest sympathies” to the victims’ household, and mentioned that the “terrible tragedy” had “left the nation shocked and very saddened”.
Ireland’s Garda Commissioner, Drew Harris, described the deaths as “dreadful and traumatic”, saying it was “one of the worst incidents that I’ve heard of or come across in my service”.
The commissioner appealed to anybody who was within the space on the time, and who might have any info, to return ahead to help the gardai with their investigation.
Source: information.sky.com”