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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A garda investigation is taking place following the discovery of a man's body in Grattan Square in Dungarvan this morning.
The body is believed to have been discovered by street cleaners at around 6am on a bench close to the intersection between Grattan Square and Mary Street.
A section of the square was cordoned off until approximately 9.30am.
Normal business resumed in the area shortly after that time.
A Garda spokesman confirmed they are investigating all circumstances surrounding the discovery of the remains.
The body was removed to Waterford University Hospital where a post-mortem is due to take place at a later date. It is understood that the results of the post mortem will determine the course of the investigation.
The garda investigation is ongoing.
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