Ireland Crimes and Mysteries

Eoghan Chada was ten, loved cooking and magic tricks, and had bought a calf with his Communion money. His five-year-old brother Ruairi loved tractors, dancing and following his big brother. At home, they were Oe and Ru.
On Sunday, 28 July 2013, the boys left their home in Ballinkillen, County Carlow, with their father, Sanjeev, for what their mother Kathleen understood would be a trip to the bowling alley. When they didn’t return, she began trying to find them.
In Part One, we get to know Eoghan and Ruairi through their family life and Kathleen’s memories, before following the search for the brothers and the devastating discovery that their father had murdered them.
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Join Nules for the Ireland Crimes and Mysteries Weekly Roundup, an extra episode catching up on Irish crime stories in the news.
From court proceedings and missing person appeals to new developments in unsolved cases, we’ll look at what’s been happening recently across Ireland. Some will be cases we’ve covered on the podcast, while others will be new to listeners, with a brief background to bring you up to date.
Alongside your regular Sunday episode, it’s a chance to keep up with these cases as they develop.

On a September night in 2020, 27-year-old Cian Langelaan disappeared in Donegal. Cian was quiet, gentle and deeply thoughtful, with a love of music, gaming and the outdoors.
The circumstances surrounding his disappearance appeared to point in one direction. But as the years passed, information emerged that raised an entirely different possibility.
What happened to Cian that night? And could the answer lie far from where the search first began?
This is the story of Cian Langelaan, the questions left behind and a mother who has never stopped looking for her son.

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Weekly Roundup is a new extra episode from Ireland Crimes and Mysteries, bringing you a selection of the most important crime and justice developments from the previous week. That can include new appeals, court updates, inquests, ongoing investigations, unresolved cases and other stories that are worth keeping an eye on.
This week, I’m looking at the latest developments following the Noah Donohoe inquest, the decision to reclassify the disappearance of Mark Duffy as a murder investigation, the sentencing hearing following the death of Paula Canty in Cork, the Court of Appeal ruling in the Julie Ann McIlwaine case, and a renewed Garda appeal in the unsolved murder of bookmaker Dessie Fox.
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Nearly four years after Valerie French was murdered, her family finally believed they were about to hear the case against James Kilroy.
But the road to a verdict would be anything but straightforward.
In Part Two, we follow the trial process, the evidence heard in court, the psychiatric arguments surrounding Kilroy’s state of mind, and the extraordinary delays that kept Valerie’s family waiting for years.
We also look at what happened after the criminal case, and the legal battles that continued long after the courtroom emptied.
At the centre of it all is Valerie.
Her life.
Her children.
And the family left fighting to make sure she was remembered for far more than the way she died.
This is Valerie French’s Story: Part 2.
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