Young mother found dead in Co Cork named locally, as gardai believe she died from accidental fall

"Foul play has now been ruled out in the death and it is feared Ms Cremin died after suffering a bad fall and sustaining head injuries, most likely on Thursday night or early Friday morning."

"A full post-mortem examination was conducted at Cork morgue on Saturday by Dr Yvonne McCartney. It indicated the injuries involved were consistent with an accidental fall."

"Her body was found near the stairs in the two-storey property which is located in a quiet residential area. The discovery came after neighbours and friends became concerned for the young woman."

Kelly Cremin, a 32-year-old mother of a three-year-old boy, was found dead in her home in Ballincollig, Cork on Friday after neighbors raised concerns. She was discovered near the stairs with head injuries and suspected blood stains at the scene. Initial investigation treated the death as suspicious due to unexplained injuries and the circumstances. However, a post-mortem examination conducted by Dr Yvonne McCartney at Cork morgue on Saturday determined the injuries were consistent with an accidental fall. Gardaí concluded foul play was ruled out, and she likely died from the fall on Thursday night or early Friday morning. No signs of forced entry were found, and nobody else was present in the property.

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