When last seen, he was wearing a grey fleece gilet, dark long sleeve t-shirt, blue jeans and grey shoes
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The scene is currently preserved and investigations ongoing
A man has died following an early-morning house fire in Cork, An Garda Síochána have confirmed.
Gardaí are now investigating this fatal house fire, which occurred in the early hours of Sunday, November 23 at a residential property on Noonan Road. The incident took place at approximately 3am.
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Both Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene where one man, aged in his 60s was removed from the home to Cork University Hospital, where he later passed away.
A post mortem will take place in due course.
The scene is currently preserved and investigations ongoing.
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