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Updated 8.25pm
THE POST-MORTEM has taken place on the body of a man found at a service station in Fermoy, Co Cork.
The results have been passed to investigators.
The man’s remains were earlier taken to Cork University Hospital for the post mortem by Dr Margaret Bolster, State Pathologist.
The body was found last night after 10pm when gardaí were called to an incident at a truck parking area of the garage.
An altercation is believed to have broken out between four men last night.
TheJournal.ie understands an iron bar was found at the scene and gardaí suspect this was used during the incident.
Another man in his late 30s was also injured the incident and he was taken to Cork University Hospital. His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
The victim, who is understood to have lived in the area, was found at the station on the Dublin Road at about 10.30pm last night.
Two men, aged in their early 40s and late 20s, were arrested at the scene and are currently being held at garda stations in Fermoy and Mallow.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses, in particular any persons who were in the vicinity of Pyke Road/Dublin Road between the hours of 8.30pm and 10.30pm last night to contact the incident room at Fermoy Garda Station on 025 82100, the Garda Confidential Line 1 800 666 111 or any garda station.
- With reporting by Michelle Hennessy and Aoife Barry.
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Imagine your da or brother or husband found dead and all people spoke about was the grammar used in the article. Condolences to the family.
@Andrew Finnegan: I doubt if it was ur your da or brother that you would be reading this article to begin with
Couldn’t agree more
Jeez, the grammar police are busy this morning. Anyway , it’s very sad to see another life snuffed out. RIP.
Don’t feed them as they don’t know where the “tip”button is.
Another man”ijuried” me thinks the author was on the batter last night
Typo. Garda investigation not gardai investigation.
Typo Eye see you !
I don’t see anything wrong in the report, maybe the fact they put two additional authors/ spell checkers on it, made it correct.
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