Two bodies found Tipperary

Gardaí are investigating the discovery of the bodies of an elderly couple in a house in Co Tipperary.

“It is a very early stage in the investigation and we are keeping an open mind. There was no sign of a disturbance in the house and there was no sign of any forced entry. The indications were that the couple had been dead for a considerable period of time.

The discovery was made on Monday afternoon in the townland of Cloneen, near the Tipperary-Kilkenny border.

The offices of the State Pathologist have been notified, a Garda statement said. The bodies of an older man and woman have been found in a home in Co Tipperary. The discovery was made on Monday afternoon in the townland of Cloneen, near the Tipperary-Kilkenny border.

Gardai have launched an investigation after two bodies were found in a house in south Tipperary on Monday afternoon.

The office of the State Pathologist has been notified. Formal identification has yet to be carried out on the bodies, but it is believed by Gardaí that they were a couple in their 70s. The bodies were reportedly found after locals raised concerns about the whereabouts of two people believed to be living in the house in the Cloneen area of Tipperary, between Mullinahone and Fethard.

GARDAI are probing the discovery of two bodies at a house in Tipperary.The remains of an elderly man and elderly woman were found at a residence in Cl.

“The bodies of an elderly man and elderly woman were discovered at a domestic residence earlier this afternoon. The remains of an elderly man and elderly woman were found at a residence in Cloneen in Tipperary, earlier this afternoon. GARDAI are probing the discovery of two bodies at a house in Tipperary.

Gardaí are investigating all circumstances following the discovery. The scene remains preserved and an examination by the Garda Technical Bureau will take place ...

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Locals told gardaí they thought the elderly man and woman, both aged in their late 70s, and originally from England, had moved away from Ireland during the ...

“It is a very early stage in the investigation and we are keeping an open mind. There was no sign of a disturbance in the house and there was no sign of any forced entry. The indications were that the couple had been dead for a considerable period of time.

The elderly couple was thought to have moved away from their residence in Cloneen.

"The scene remains preserved at this time and an examination by the Garda Technical Bureau will take place later this evening. It is understood that they had not been seen since 2020 - neighbours had believed they moved from the house. Gardai investigating the discovery of two bodies in a home in South Tipperary on Monday believe they may have been laying there for over a year.

Locals have said that they believed that the elderly man and woman, both aged in their late 70s, had moved away from Ireland during the pandemic. The couple, ...

“It is a very early stage in the investigation and we are keeping an open mind. One of the couple is also believed to have had a history of health issues and Gardaí are looking to speak with neighbours and friends to try to determine the last known sighting or if anyone had been in contact with them. Officers were granted access to the property in Cloneen where the couple was discovered and believed that they have been dead for a long time.

A Tipperary couple aged in their 70s may have been dead for up to a year before being discovered. Gardaí say they are investigating all circumstances ...

Main image: A Garda officer and car are seen in September 2013. "We're also told that the post mortem will be quite lengthy because of the apparent period of time that has gone on between the time of the death and the discovery of the bodies". "One of the major things that the Gardaí are trying to do is to determine when this couple were last seen.

The bodies of a couple found in their Tipperary home had been undiscovered since at least last year, gardaí believe.

“It is a very early stage in the investigation and we are keeping an open mind. Clonmel gardaí are leading the investigation and have appealed for anyone with information on the last known movements of the couple to contact them. There was no sign of a disturbance in the house and there was no sign of any forced entry. One of the couple is understood to have a history of health issues. They alerted a local county councillor for advice, and the councillor is understood to have contacted gardaí, who gained access to the premises yesterday afternoon and discovered the bodies of the couple. The alarm was raised yesterday when a local wondered why there was no sign of activity at the house but the cars belonging to the couple remained parked at the back of the property.

The bodies of an elderly man and elderly woman were discovered at a domestic residence earlier this afternoon. The scene remains preserved at this time and an ...

Local News Local News It is understood that the bodies were there for some time.