Bar manager’s death ‘unascertained’, coroner finds

A VERDICT of “unascertained death” has been recorded after a bar manager was found dead following after a golf outing.

A coroner also urged blood relatives of Colin Bradley to undergo medical screening for possible heart abnormalities. The 37-year-old Cork city man died in a Killarney hotel, a day after he had won first prize in a golf competition in Killarney, Co Kerry.

Coroner Terence Casey told the jury at an inquest in Kenmare the only verdict they could reach in the case of Colin Bradley, of Fernwood Crescent, Lehenaghmore, Cork, was one of “unascertained death”.

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