Postmortem on man whose infant son died

A postmortem is being carried out today on the body of a 32-year-old man who was found severely injured in the bedroom of the apartment in which his 11-month old son also died.

Postmortem on man whose infant son died
Sat, 12 Mar, 2016 - 00:00
Anne Lucey

Andrzez Piolunowicz had been found seriously injured in the apartment in Killarney town centre on Sunday and was taken to Kerry University Hospital in Tralee.

However on Tuesday, after his condition deteriorated and because of the nature of his injuries, he was transferred from Kerry University Hospital to Cork University Hospital. He died on Thursday night.

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