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18 Jan 2026
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18 Jan 2026
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Cuireadh na seirbhísí éigeandála ar an eolas thart ar 5.30pm Dé Sathairn
Tá bean, ina seascaidí, básaithe go brónach i ndiaidh tine tí i gcathair Luimnigh.
Deir na seirbhísí éigeandála gur tugadh foláireamh dóibh faoin tine i dteach cónaithe i Chesterfield Downs, Singland ag thart ar 5:30pm Dé Sathairn.
Dheimhnigh urlabhraí de chuid an Gharda Síochána sa chontae: “Tá na Gardaí ag fiosrú tine tí marfach a tharla tráthnóna Dé Sathairn, 17 Eanáir, 2026 i Singland, cathair Luimnigh.
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"Dearbhaíodh go raibh bean, ina seascaidí, marbh ag an láthair," a dúirt siad.
Níor tuairiscíodh aon ghortuithe eile i ndiaidh na heachtra.
D'fhan corp na mná ag an láthair, a caomhnaíodh le haghaidh scrúdú teicniúil.
Cinnfidh toradh scrúdú iarbháis cúrsa imscrúdú an Gharda.
De réir foinsí, níl aon amhras faoi dhroch-imirt faoi láthair.
Go suaimhneas síoraí di.
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