The family of Brendan Wall who died at an Ironman triathlon event in Youghal in August has reacted angrily to Cork County Council's announcement that it will proceed with hosting the event in 2024.
The family of Brendan Wall, who died at an Ironman triathlon event in Youghal in August, has reacted angrily to Cork County Council's announcement that it will proceed with hosting the event in 2024.
Brendan Wall, aged 45, originally from Co Meath, was one of two men who died in the swim race at the event, which took place in rough sea conditions on 20 August in the aftermath of a storm. "How can a public body facilitate a multi-million-dollar private entity before any findings from an ongoing garda investigation, a Grant Thornton review or a pathologist report have been issued?" he asked.He wrote:"Cork County Council failed to publish the Ironman or Triathlon Ireland accounts of 20 August 2023, and the deceased's family has not been made aware of the existence of any such reports.
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