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# Jack Power
Tributes paid to 25-year-old man stabbed to death in Waterford
Yesterday, the Dunmore East Fishing Harbour lowered the Irish flag to half mast in memory of Jack Power.
THE YOUNG MAN who died after a stabbing incident in Waterford yesterday has been named locally as Jack Power.
The 25-year-old died after an incident in the Shanakiel area of Dunmore East at around 3.40am yesterday.
A 17-year-old was arrested for questioning but has since been released without charge and a file is being prepared for the DPP.
Local councillor John Hearne paid tribute to the young man in a Facebook post last night.
“I knew Jack, he was very kind and gentle.
“His father is one of the most respected fishermen in Ireland. His mother is a complete lady. They were great neighbours and a pleasure to meet.
“I know no words will be of comfort to them today at this terrible time.
RIP Jack, I will save my anger for those who could have prevented this for another day.
Jack worked as fishermen in the area; the Irish Times reports that his father and brother were out fishing when they were informed of his death.
Yesterday a friend posted that the Irish flag at Dunmore East Fishing Harbour was lowered to half mast in memory of “their good friend” Jack.
