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GARDAÍ ARE APPEALING to the public for information on the death of a 55-year-old man in the Navan Road area earlier this week.
Gardaí at Cabra, Co Dublin are investigating all the circumstances surrounding the man’s death on Wednesday 27 November.
His body was found at a residence that morning. It was removed for post-mortem which was conducted the following day.
Gardaí are looking for information from people who were in this area on Thursday 14 November.
Superintendent William Carolan said: “As part of the investigation, Gardaí wish to speak to anyone who was in the vicinity of the Navan Road from Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Church to the Halfway House in Ashtown on Thursday 14th November between 4.30pm and 5.30pm.”
Gardaí said they particularly want to speak to road users with camera footage travelling in the area at this time.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Cabra Garda station on 01-6667400 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.
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A competition that we as of yet are not used to hearing about but fair play to all those to enter.
I Second that.. It keeps dreams alive.
Doesn’t Szilvia have a lovely bottom
but they all have lovely bottoms
And she has a cracking pair of tires too..
bit sexist i think they are all wheely nice
love it
If she rolls over your foot with that wheelchair she won’t have a leg to stand on!
Sick, Sick, Sick.
Jesus Peter, it’s a disability not a sickness
Oh Dear. Super corny.
I think you mean discriminatory.
Robert you should be the bigger man here and just walk away
Jimmy that’s wheely insensitive
Robert you’re on to me about spelling, hahaha
First prize is dinner with Stephen hawking’s
Stephen Hawking’s what? His cat? His Wife?
If your going to make a joke (albeit a terrible, insensitive one), it’d be nice if you got his name right.
Not only did you spell it wrong, but you mistakenly (I assume) attributed something invisible to him. You might think your better than him because you can walk, but had you performed even reasonably well in primary school you would not have made the mistake you made above. He should pity you, not the other way around.
*you’re
I love iPhones.
The winner phoned Stephen to make the arrangements but kept getting his answering machine.
Ok everybody give up, already.
lol! thank the stars for pedantic antics on this s’ite. ffs. now look what I. ve done.
Don’t be so serious It’s only a bit of “craic”
The winner of this contest is hardly guaranteed a long standing career in modelling. Unless they change the name of the stage to a ‘cat ramp’…
;-)
Jesus! Just how many bad jokes and ‘play on words’ can you get out of a wheelchair story. Scraping the barrel there a bit guys….
Slideshow please?
Is this wheels how you guys roll?
Wheely……damned predictive text!
Jesus! Just how many bad jokes and ‘play on words’ can you get out of a wheelchair story. Scraping the bwarrel there a bit guys….
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