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Man in his 60s dies after crash involving articulated lorry
The incident happened outside a business premises in Carbury, Co Kildare at around 7.15am on Thursday morning.
A man in his 60s has died following a crash involving an articulated lorry.
Gardai and emergency services attended the scene of a fatal road traffic collision that occurred at 7.15am on Thursday morning outside a business premises in Carbury, Co Kildare.
The pedestrian, a man aged in his 60s, was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later.
The body has been taken to the local morgue where a post-mortem will take place at a later date. The driver of the lorry was unharmed during the incident.
Forensic Collision Investigators have concluded their examination of the scene and the area has now fully reopened.
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