Jack O’Donovan’s death in Macroom no longer treated as suspicious

Crime · First reported 23 Oct, 18:36 · Updated 22:09

A post-mortem examination indicated that 28-year-old Jack O’Donovan may have died from hypothermia, and gardaí are no longer treating his death as suspicious. They are seeking information from people who were in the area during the specified period.

O’Donovan’s body was found on a golf course in Macroom, County Cork; a post-mortem indicated he may have died from hypothermia.
Gardaí are no longer treating the death as suspicious, and the area where the body was found is no longer being treated as a crime scene.
Gardaí appealed for anyone who was in the area from 2pm Thursday to 10am Friday and may have seen O’Donovan to contact them.
Investigating gardaí will compile a file for the coroner’s court.

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Key facts

Person: Jack O’Donovan, 28
Location: Golf course in Macroom, County Cork
Post-mortem finding: May have died from hypothermia, according to preliminary results
Gardaí’s position: Death is no longer being treated as suspicious
Witness appeal period: 2pm Thursday to 10am Friday
Next step: Investigating gardaí will compile a file for the coroner’s court