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Kerry Gardaí have launched an investigation following the discovery of an unresponsive man who later died in hospital.
On Wednesday, July 30 at approximately 4am, Gardaí were notified that a male, aged in his 70s, had been brought to University Hospital Kerry in Tralee. Just before this, he was found unresponsive outside a premises on Church Street in Kilgarvin.
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The man was subsequently pronounced dead at the hospital, with Gardaí calling the death "unexplained."
The State pathologist and the local coroner have been notified and a post-mortem examination has been arranged. The outcome will determine the course of the investigation.
The scene was preserved and investigations are ongoing.
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