
Two people have appeared in court in relation to the investigation into the fatal house fire in Birchwood on Tuesday last.
Cian Stacey (21) of no fixed abode appeared before Judge Catriona Murray at Waterford District Court via video link.
Solicitor Ken Cunningham said there was no application for bail and there was consent to a 28 day remand.
Mr Stacey was remanded in custody until November 17th when he will again appear before the court via video link.
Jessica Dalton (31) with an address in Waterford City appeared in person before Judge Murray.
Solicitor Ken Cunningham said he had asked for his client to be presented in person to perhaps “ventilate” an application for bail. Mr Cunningham said the position on bail was now being reserved until a later date.
There was consent to a 28 day remand for Ms Dalton until November 17th when she will appear again before the court via video link.
Previously, on Saturday last at a special sitting of Clonmel District Court, both were charged with criminal damage, as well as two counts of assault causing serious harm contrary to Section 4 of the Non Fatal Offences Against the Persons Act 1997 against individuals who cannot be named for legal reasons.
Philip and Kim English and their sons Callum and Jayden died in the fire at Birchwood on Tuesday last.
The funeral service for the English family took place at the Sacred Heart Church, The Folly on Monday with burial afterwards in Kilbarry cemetery.







