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Inquest report: cause of death given as haemorrhage and shock after a stab wound to the abdomen; coroner adjourned the case for six months; three people (two women in their 40s, one man in his 30s) were arrested in May; no one charged.

Reports three arrests (two women in their 40s and a man in his 30s) in the investigation into Kevin Walsh's death. Gives the arrest day as Thursday and says the three are detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984.

Reports that two women in their 40s and a man in his 30s were arrested on Thursday and are detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984. Also gives background on the victim's previous convictions and the taxi journey detectives believe he took.

Three people arrested in connection with the killing; investigation ongoing from Crumlin Garda Station under an SIO; public appeal for information issued.

Reports three arrests in the investigation, two women in their 40s and a man in his 30s, who are detained at garda stations in the Dublin region under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act. Adds that the victim was well known to gardaí and had a manslaughter conviction, and that gardaí made a fresh appeal for information.

The article body is empty apart from page template code. The headline is the only source of content. It describes Kevin Walsh as a 'convicted killer', which conflicts with his being the stabbing victim. He is not matched to existing case 5284 (fatal stabbing of Kevin Walsh in Lucan, 7 January 2024) because the article gives no details to confirm it is the same incident.

Adds the theory that the attacker was someone Walsh knew, the Tallaght area as the likely location of the attack, the sealed properties in Lucan and Tallaght, and the appeal for witnesses. Most of the article is background on Walsh's past convictions, which are not part of this incident.

Gardaí are probing the theory that the victim knew his attacker and believe the attack happened in Tallaght. The case is being treated as a fatal assault, with no arrests as of the previous night, and Lucan Gardaí have appealed for witnesses and dashcam footage.

Initial report of the death of Kevin Walsh after a stabbing in Lucan. Gardaí are examining two properties and the death is still being assessed as possible murder.

The article body is empty apart from template code, so the facts come only from the headline. It names the man as Kevin Walsh and matches the existing Lucan fatal stabbing case by name and the Dublin fatal assault described.

Adds that gardaí are examining whether Walsh was attacked in Tallaght before taking a taxi to Lucan, that he may have suffered a stab wound in Allenton, and that gardaí have appealed for witnesses and dash cam footage. Gives Walsh's age as 34 and states that the investigation is likely to be declared a murder.

Reports that gardaí upgraded the death to a murder inquiry, that Walsh was stabbed and died later on Sunday, and that the attack is believed to have happened in Allenton, Tallaght. Also gives background on the victim's previous convictions. No suspect is named.

Initial report of the death. The victim was named locally as Kevin Walsh, a Dubliner in his mid 30s. Detectives believe he was assaulted in the apartment, possibly by someone known to him, and a postmortem was due on Monday. No suspect is named.

First report of the case. Gardaí set up an incident room at Lucan Garda Station and appealed for witnesses. No suspects are mentioned.

The article body is template markup with no details. Only the headline reports the death and its location.

Reports the death of the man, the hospital treatment he received, the post-mortem, and the Garda appeal for information, footage and contact details.

Adds that Walsh had at least one stab wound, that gardaí have requested the State Pathologist for a post-mortem, that gardaí are appealing for information and dash cam footage, and that Walsh had more than 50 previous convictions. Gives his death time as around 6.30pm on Sunday.

Official garda.ie appeal that confirms the death, the hospital, the post-mortem, the incident room and the taxi journey from Tallaght. It names no victim or suspect and says nothing about an arrest.