Gardaí investigate two separate deaths in Cork and Dublin

Gardaí are conducting investigations into two separate incidents involving deceased individuals in Ireland.

In Cork, authorities have ruled out foul play in the death of a 35-year-old man found at a rented property in Farran, near the N22 Cork to Macroom Road. Assistant State Pathologist Dr. Margaret Bolster confirmed following a post-mortem at Cork University Hospital that the man's head injuries were the result of a fall rather than a blow.

In Dublin, a separate investigation is underway after the body of an unidentified man was discovered at the Greyhound Recycling Centre in Clondalkin. The body is believed to have been at the facility for several days. While a post-mortem has been completed, investigators are treating the death as suspicious and are looking into the possibility of murder.

Gardaí have described the deceased man in Clondalkin as being between 20 and 50 years old, of slim build, with a white complexion and brown or blonde hair. He was last seen wearing a white Adidas T-shirt, a blue Nike sweatshirt, grey Nike tracksuit bottoms, and a navy and white Adidas tracksuit top. An appeal has been issued to the public to assist in identifying the man.