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GARDAÍ ARE INVESTIGATING after a skull was found in Co Cork.
The skull, believed to be human, was discovered at a location near Eyeries on Friday afternoon.
It was reportedly found during renovation work on a house and garden.
A garda spokesperson said the scene is currently being preserved pending technical examination.
“The remains, believed to be a human skull, were removed for further examination and DNA analysis,” they said.
“Enquiries are ongoing. No further information is available at this time.”
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