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Man and woman are remanded over Irish arson that killed parents and two sons, a day after the family's funeral

Man and woman are remanded over Irish arson that killed parents and two sons, a day after the family's funeral

Jessica Dalton and Cian Stacey appeared in court over the petrol bombing that killed Philip and Kim English and sons Callum, 12, and Jayden, nine. Gardaí believe the attack on the family's Birchwood estate home in Waterford was linked to drug debt intimidation. Two more English children, aged six and 14, remain critical in hospital. The pair first appeared at Clonmel District Court on Saturday.

Parish priest Gerry Chestnutt told mourners 'a force of darkness' took four innocent lives.

Grandfather Paddy English looked close to collapse beside the four coffins.

'You'll Never Walk Alone' played as the coffins left Sacred Heart Church.

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