CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
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03 Jul 2022
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03 Jul 2022
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Garda report
The body of a 52 year-old Cashel man was found at the foot of the Rock of Cashel last Saturday.
Gardai don't believe the cause of the man's death was suspicious.
A Cahir Garda Station spokesman said the man's body was discovered by a passer by around 1pm on Saturday and was removed to Waterford University Hospital where a post mortem was carried out. The deceased man's funeral took place this week.
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