Man Dies After Bus Collision On Corks Lower Glanmire Road
A male pedestrian in his thirties has died following a tragic collision with a bus on Cork city’s Lower Glanmire Road early Friday morning. Gardaí are urgently appealing for witnesses and any available footage from the area to assist their ongoing forensic investigation.
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An Garda Síochána
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A man in his thirties has died following a fatal road traffic collision involving a pedestrian and a bus on the Lower Glanmire Road in Cork city. The incident occurred at approximately 6:30am on Friday, 2nd October 2026, prompting a swift response from emergency services and An Garda Síochána.
The pedestrian was conveyed to hospital with life-threatening injuries but was later pronounced deceased. The coroner has been notified of the death, and Garda Forensic Collision Investigators have conducted a technical examination of the scene to establish the precise circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone who was in the Lower Glanmire Road area between 6:20am and 6:35am to come forward with information. Individuals with camera footage, including mobile phone or dash-cam recordings, are urged to make this available to investigators. Contact can be made with investigating officers at Mayfield Garda Station on 021 455 8510, via the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or at any local Garda station.
The pedestrian was conveyed to hospital with life-threatening injuries but was later pronounced deceased. The coroner has been notified of the death, and Garda Forensic Collision Investigators have conducted a technical examination of the scene to establish the precise circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone who was in the Lower Glanmire Road area between 6:20am and 6:35am to come forward with information. Individuals with camera footage, including mobile phone or dash-cam recordings, are urged to make this available to investigators. Contact can be made with investigating officers at Mayfield Garda Station on 021 455 8510, via the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or at any local Garda station.
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