16/09/2014

Investigation Launched After Body Found In Co Carlow

Gardaí in Co Carlow have launched an investigation following the discovery of a man's body at a house in Tullow on Tuesday monring.

It is understood that a second man was found in the house with serious injuries. He has been taken to St Luke's General Hospital.

Gardaí said at about 9am this morning they received a report of a "violent incident" at the house.

The scene has been preserved pending a forensic examination.

(MH/CD)

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