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Man accused of stabbing partner and daughter in Cork seeks High Court bail

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A 42-year-old man accused of stabbing his partner and adult daughter in a knife attack on Sept. 5 appeared before Cork District Court on Thursday, where his solicitor confirmed a High Court bail application had been lodged.

The man, who has no previous convictions, is alleged to have caused his partner 15 stab and defensive wounds along with a fractured cheekbone, and to have stabbed his daughter in the breast area. He consented to a four-week remand until Oct. 22. His solicitor, Frank Buttimer, was unavailable to represent him due to a withdrawal of services by solicitors.

During a previous court appearance on Sept. 8, the man told the court that cocaine addiction had ruined his life and that he had no recollection of the incident. He apologized to his family, stating, “The horrible disease of addiction changed my life. I have never hurt anyone. We were the perfect, happy, loving family,” and expressed a desire to enter rehabilitation immediately. Judge David Waters had previously declined to grant bail in the case.

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