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Faigheann Éireannach bás i gceann scríbe saoire a bhfuil an-tóir air tar éis ‘titim’ ar bhóthar gnóthach
Tuairiscítear go bhfuair Éireannach bás i Mallorca tar éis dó “titim” ar bhóthar i mbaile stairiúil Pollensa i dtuaisceart an oileáin.
Deirtear gur thit an fear 59 bliain d'aois dá rothar ar bhóthar Ma-2210 a nascann ionad saoire móréilimh Port de Pollensa le Teach Solais Formentor.
Cuireadh na húdaráis ar an eolas thart ar 4pm tráthnóna Dé Máirt agus tháinig paraimhíochaineoirí go gairid ina dhiaidh sin chun iarracht a dhéanamh é a athbheochan ach ar an drochuair ní raibh aon rud a d'fhéadfadh siad a dhéanamh.
Tá imscrúdú ar an eachtra seolta ag an nGarda Sibhialta áitiúil.
LÉIGH AR A LEANAS: Tá Gardaí sa tóir ar na céadta líne fiosrúcháin sa tóir ar fheirmeoir as Ciarraí atá ar iarraidh
Níl sé iomlán soiléir an raibh an fear ina chónaí i Mallorca nó ar saoire ann.
Dúirt an Roinn Gnóthaí Eachtracha agus Trádála go bhfuil siad "ar an eolas faoi thuarascálacha agus go bhfuil siad réidh cúnamh consalachta a sholáthar".
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