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Locate Past Inquests

Foxytrot · 2012-09-14 14:22:55

Hello, I recently got a death cert for a relative and found out an inquest was held due to the nature of death. I have checked the local papers around the time of it but it is not mentioned. Any idea where I could go to locate past inquests? It would be from the 1920's.

14-09-2012 2:22pm

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Foxytrot

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Hello,

I recently got a death cert for a relative and found out an inquest was held due to the nature of death. I have checked the local papers around the time of it but it is not mentioned. Any idea where I could go to locate past inquests? It would be from the 1920's.

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#2 14-09-2012 2:58pm

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Nothing very suspicious about an inquest most of the time, usually they are a matter of routine and do not make the papers. Death resulting from a list of causes is required to be notified to a coroner and an inquest then follows. For example, an inquest is required by law when the doctor certifying death has not seen the deceased within a defined timeframe before death, or if the cause of death is unknown.
Contacts & details here http://www.coronerdublincity.ie/history.htm

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