Two More Deaths

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Adair Lane Temple Bar, Dublin 2 this morning

A garda spokesman said: “We are investigating the sudden death of a man at Adair Lane in Temple Bar, Dublin.”

“His death is not believed to be suspicious. He is yet to be identified.”

The Dublin Simon Community sent their condolences to the man’s family this morning.

…[Simon’s] Sam McGuinness said:

“People are tired, they are undernourished, their medication may not be used and they are open to other exposures like alcohol or drugs.”

Homeless man found dead in Dublin’s Temple Bar – with death not being treated as suspicious (The Sun)

Meanwhile…

A 23-year-old was pronounced dead after being found unconscious on Mill Lane at 9:45pm last night.

The man was rushed from Mill Lane to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda by ambulance. He was subsequently pronounced dead by medical staff.

Homeless Man Dies After being Found Unconscious In Drogheda (LMFM)

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12 thoughts on “Two More Deaths”

  1. Daisy Chainsaw

    And we’re nowhere near close to winter yet.

    How many Dept of Propaganda staff have been tasked with digging up past crimes on these victims of homelessness?

    1. rotide

      They don’t really need to dig anything up. He was 23 so most people will assume it was a drug related death.

    2. Warden of the Snort

      they should bring in you guys from ag, find new uses for the homeless, i’d say there’d be good meat on them e.g like they did with the horsemeat, add value to the supply chain

    2. Col

      Simon Community probably know who he is, but hasn’t been formally identified by a family member. It’s a gruesome thing to have to do, so there can be a small delay.

  3. Eoin

    This is only going to get worse. You can judge the quality of a society by how it treats it’s poor and sick.

    2. Twunt

      It is incredibly difficult to care for those who refuse to care for themselves.

      My family has spent time, money and political and police favours in 2 countries on our uncle, but he refuses to care for himself. He has burnt every family member several times. His kids are heartbroken. He now lives in the streets, he will die there, probably in the next 2 – 3 years.

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