Eimear Rabbitt

It was a couple of hours before we had it confirmed and we went with the story.

And that's obviously it won't be confirmed until there'll be a report sent to the coroners.

But that's the Gardaí's main line of inquiry at the moment.

They're not looking for anybody else.

And it seems that this man, so his name is...

Wayne O'Reilly, he's a 48-year-old, and his son, Oisín, they were the people who died in this case.

And Wayne is believed to have killed his son.

His son was found in, they were living, Wayne and his son were living in the father's house in Clondalkin.

I think it was Leland Drive in Clondalkin and Leland Road, sorry, in Clondalkin.

And basically sometime between Wednesday night and midnight, the very early hours of tourist day, Wayne's believed to have killed Oisín.

He was left in his bed.

Then Wayne is believed to have gone to the house of a female known to him.

She lived there with several children.

This was in Ballyfermish and he's believed to have taken his own life in the shed at the back of that house.

No, so basically it's been said that the guards, there were some interactions with Wayne, but more about him from a mental health perspective and from concerns around

him and it was there had been an allegation made Robin Shiller reported that for us this week that there had been an allegation made of an alleged threat to kill his son previously but actually there was no charges brought there was no the case wasn't basically there was no report made so the charges weren't brought

And in October, last October, there was actually a missing person report about Wayne Ann O'Shea issued by the guards.

That obviously happens a lot of the time.

You know, the person isn't believed to have come to suspicious circumstances.

No, and sometimes, like, I think it's flagged, you know, because obviously we see missing person reports.