Dublin woke to a sad scene this morning as authorities responded to a distressing discovery in the city’s heart. At approximately 8 am, Gardaí and emergency services were alerted to bodies found in the Grand Canal near the Charlemont Luas stop.
The victims, two men believed to be in their 40s and identified as Irish nationals, were tragically pronounced deceased at the scene. The circumstances surrounding their deaths remain under intense investigation, with Gardaí from Donnybrook overseeing efforts.
The area at Grand Parade has been cordoned off as a forensic team, including officials from the Office of the State Pathologist and the local Coroner, conducts thorough examinations to determine the cause and timeline of events leading to this incident.
Local political representative Fianna Fail TD Jim O’Callaghan conveyed heartfelt condolences to the families and friends impacted by the loss.
Speaking to RTE News, he acknowledged the community’s shock and emphasized the need for a comprehensive investigation to provide clarity and closure.
As the community grapples with this tragic event, authorities continue their meticulous efforts to identify the victims and gather pertinent information formally.
Updates are expected pending the results of post-mortem examinations and ongoing inquiries into this deeply saddening occurrence in Dublin.
