In brief
Police arrested three suspects in connection with a fatal arson on a Waterford home where four people, including two children, lost their lives. They were held overnight before being released without charge on Saturday. A fourth suspect, a man in his twenties, still remains in custody. The accident left the English family devastated, with flowers left at the property. Gardeí are continuing the investigation into the blaze.
Three suspects were released without charge after a tragic arson in Waterford that claimed four lives, including two children.
Gardeí say the adults arrested on Tuesday – a man in his 50s and two women in their 30s – were cleared after a brief detention. A fourth suspect, a man in his 20s who was arrested on Thursday, remains in custody.
The blaze destroyed the home on Birch Avenue and left Philip and Kim English, their nine‑year‑old son Jayden and their 12‑year‑old son Callum dead.
Flowers and memorials have been laid at the cordoned house, a stark reminder of the tragedy.
Investigators have said the case is under active review, while the community mourns the loss of the family.
