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Second Man Dies Following Industrial Accident In Dublin

Friday, 12 June 2015 11:09

Second man dies following industrial accident in dublin

A second man has died following the industrial accident in Portmarnock in Dublin earlier this week. It happened in the Drumnigh Wood estate on Wednesday at about 2.30pm. Brothers Alan and Steve Harris were taken to Beaumont Hospital - after apparently being overcome by toxic fumes. 45-year-old Alan died on Wednesday. While Gardaí have confirmed that 34-year-old Stephen passed away in Beaumont at 9am this morning. The investigations by the gardaí and the Health and Safety Authority are continuing and the scene of the incident at Drumnigh Wood is still preserved for investigation purposes.

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