Gardaí investigating the death of a married couple and a knife attack on one of their daughters in Cobh in Co Cork say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.
The couple have been named locally as Michael Greaney, 53, and his 49-year-old wife, Valerie.
Gardaí found Mr Greaney dead, his wife with multiple stab wounds, and their eldest daughter Michelle seriously injured at their home at O'Neill Place yesterday afternoon.
They had been alerted by neighbours who contacted them after the couple's youngest daughter urged them to do so having been told by her mother to raise the alarm.
Gardaí found 21-year-old Michelle lying on the road outside.
She was treated by medical personnel before being transported to hospital where she remains in a serious but stable condition.
The couple's other daughter, 16-year-old Sarah, is being cared for by close relatives.
For the past ten years, Mr and Mrs Greaney had jointly run a physiotherapy business in the town.
One neighbour described Mr Greaney as a "thorough gentleman".
It was widely known that he had mental health issues and had recently been discharged from the Central Mental Hospital in Dublin.
Bishop William Crean, Bishop of Cloyne, said he was deeply shocked to hear of the deaths and asked for people to pray for those affected.
He said a great darkness has fallen on the community of Cobh, and on the diocese as a whole.
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