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Nicola Keane’s body, who was in her 30s, was on Lower Road in the Strawberry Beds near Lucan, Co Dublin.

She had been seen acting erratically around the area at 3:45 a.m. A source said last night: “This is a terrible tragedy. Gardai are not looking for anyone. The baby’s autopsy will determine which direction the exam will go. ”

When her body was later found downstairs, Gardai was able to identify her and went to her house on Shackleton Way, about 15 minutes away.

It was found there that Nicolas’ seven month old boy named Henry was unresponsive. He was later confirmed dead at the scene.

A source added the boy’s post-mortem was inconclusive, adding, “suffocation, but it could have been an accident.”

Officials are treating the incident as a family tragedy and will not seek anyone related to the incident.

Lucan detectives found no evidence of violence or evidence of a violent death when they conducted a forensic examination of the home.

It goes without saying that Nicolas Partner was asleep and was woken up by the Gardai when they called into the house.

At this point, the baby’s body was discovered in the house. The devastated man didn’t know the baby was dead.

A source said, “This is a terrible, terrible tragedy. A family tragedy. Gardai are not looking for anyone. The baby’s autopsy will determine which direction the exam will go. ”

One person Nicola knew in Ballina described the deaths as “absolutely devastating news.”

It is believed that Nicola and her partner moved to Dublin from their hometown of Ballina, Co Mayo, more than six years ago.

Another woman described her as a “kind and considerate” person.

Locals in Ballina are said to have been stunned and stunned by the tragic deaths – she was a choir singer before moving to Dublin.

The neighbors next door in Lucan were too shocked to speak to Irish Mirror last night.

The new housing estate was full of young families and several houses were decorated for Halloween.

The baby’s body was taken to Crumlin Hospital, while his mother was taken to the city morgue, where they will both have an autopsy.

The result of the autopsy will determine the course of the Lake Garda examination.

Gardai asked door to door last night.

A Garda spokesman said: “Gardaí is investigating the circumstances under which a woman was discovered on Lower Road, Strawberry Beds, Lucan, Co Dublin, and the inexplicable death of a boy in a house in Lucan Co.. Dublin on October 22nd 2020.

“On October 22nd, 2020 at around 3:45 am, Gardaí discovered the body of a woman on Lower Road, Strawberry Beds, according to reports from a pedestrian who had acted suspiciously at the M50 bridge (toll booth).

“After this incident, Gardaí went to a house in Lucan where a 7 month old boy was found in an unresponsive state. A short time later he was pronounced dead at the scene.

“An incident room was set up in the Lucan Garda Station and a technical investigation of the scene was carried out. The coroner and the state pathologist’s office were notified.

“The child’s body was taken to Crumlin Hospital and the woman’s body was taken to the city morgue for autopsies.

“The results of the autopsies will determine the course of the examinations on Lake Garda.

“At present, the Gardaí investigation is treating these incidents as a family tragedy and is currently not looking for anyone related to the deaths.

“No further information is currently available. The investigations are ongoing. ”

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