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Báthadh fear amháin, a bhí ina 40idí, in eachtra tragóideach tumadóireachta i gCuan Teelin Dé Sathairn.
Tarrtháladh fear eile, atá sna 60idí, as an uisce agus tá sé ag fáil cóireála in Ospidéal na hOllscoile, Gaillimh.
Go déanach maidin Dé Sathairn, dúnadh Cé Theilin don phobal agus seoladh oibríocht ilghníomhaireachta thart ar 12.30pm.
Fuarthas beirt fhear ón uisce.
Fógraíodh go raibh duine de na fir seo, fear ina 40idí, marbh ag an láthair.
Tá fógra tugtha don chróinéir áitiúil, an Dr Denis McCauley, agus beidh scrúdú iarbháis ar siúl sna laethanta amach romhainn.
Tá an dara fear, atá ina 60idí, ag fáil cóireála san ospidéal i nGaillimh.
Tharla an eachtra thart ar 12.30pm.
Seoladh héileacaptar Tarrthála 118 an Gharda Cósta, atá lonnaithe ar an Trá i Sligeach, chuig an láthair.
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