Investigation after man's body found at recycling centre
Irish police are investigating the suspicious death of 35-year-old Andrew Haire, a homeless man whose body was found at a recycling centre in west Dublin. Authorities are currently unable to determine the cause of death and are appealing for information regarding his movements in the days leading up to the discovery.
Why it matters
The case highlights the vulnerabilities faced by the homeless population and the challenges authorities encounter when investigating deaths of transient individuals.
Gardaí are treating as suspicious the discovery of the body of a homeless man in west Dublin two days ago.
The body of 35-year-old Andrew Haire was discovered at a recycling centre last Friday.
He had been moving between Cork, Kilkenny and Dublin in the week before he died.
Gardaí have deployed the resources of a criminal investigation and issued an appeal for information.
Mr Haire was a homeless man who had addiction issues and was a client of the welfare and homeless services in Dublin and Cork.
He was transient and is believed to have moved between Cork, Kilkenny and Dublin in the last week.
His body was discovered at a recycling centre in Clondalkin, west Dublin last Friday.
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