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There were two unlinked sudden deaths over the weekend, in Churchill and Falcarragh.
The sudden death of a man in Churchill took place on sunday, while a woman in Falcarragh was found dead at her home on Friday.
The Garda Press Office confirmed that local gardaí were investigating the sudden death of a 78 year old woman who was found dead in her Falcarragh home. They added that they were not treating the matter as suspicious. A post mortem will be carried out on Monday morning.
Meanwhile, the sudden death of a 51 year old man occurred in Churchill on Sunday afternoon. Gardaí confirmed that a death had taken place in Churchill and that they were in the area.
On Sunday evening the Garda Press Office confirmed they are not treating the death in Churchill as suspicious.
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