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A man, 30s, has died after being found at a residence in Dublin with serious injuries.
Shortly after 1am on Sunday, June 9, Gardaí and emergency services attended a residence in the Scribblestown area where a man in his 30s was found with serious injuries.
He was treated at the scene and transported by ambulance to Connolly Hospital, where he was pronounced deceased a short time later.
Gardaí in Finglas are investigating the death of the young man.
The office of the State Pathologist has been notified, and a post-mortem examination will be arranged. The scene is preserved for examination by the Garda Technical Bureau.
A senior investigating officer (SIO) has been appointed to lead the inquiry, and an incident room has been established at Finglas Garda Station.
Additionally, a Garda Family Liaison Officer (FLO) has been assigned to keep the deceased's family informed of developments.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to come forward, particularly those who were in the Scribblestown area between midnight and 1am. Additionally, individuals with video recordings, including motorists with dash cams, from the area within the timeframe are asked to provide footage to investigating Gardaí.
The investigation is ongoing, and further updates will follow.
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