Gardaí investigating after unexplained death of man in Co Kerry
At about 4am gardaí were notifiedthat a man in his 70s, had been brought to University Hospital Kerry in Tralee. He had earlier been found unresponsive outside a Church Street premises in Kilgarvan and was subsequently pronounced deceased at the hospital.
The State Pathologist and the local coroner have been notified. A postmortem has been arranged, the outcome of which will determine the course of the investigation.
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