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Gardaí
A man has died in Laois after a tragic fall in a takeaway restaurant on St Patrick's Day.
The fall has been described by Gardaí as "a tragic accident", speaking to the Leinster Express / Laois Live.
It is understood that the man, aged in his early 50s, fell down a stairs at the business which is in Ballylinan.
It occurred on the evening of St Patrick's Day, Sunday, March 17.
A post mortem will take place and a file will be prepared for the coroner.
The deceased man's name is not yet released.
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