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06 Sept 2025
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Gardai and the HSA are investigating the circumstances of the man's death
A NUMBER of investigations are underway after a pensioner died in an accident at his home on the Limerick – Tipperary border.
It is understood the man, whose aged in his early 70s, died after a 4x4 vehicle on which he was working fell on top of him.
The alarm was raised at around 4pm yesterday after a neighbour discovered the man’s body at the property which is located at Ballybrenogue, Cullen.
A post-mortem examination will be conducted at University Hospital Waterford.
Gardai from Tipperary Town and investigators from the Health and Safety Authority (HSA) are investigating the circumstances of the man’s death.
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