Man killed in early-morning crash was in Cork for wedding

A man killed in an east Cork crash early today was visiting Cork for a bank holiday weekend wedding, it has emerged.

Man killed in early-morning crash was in Cork for wedding

A man killed in an east Cork crash early today was visiting Cork for a bank holiday weekend wedding, it has emerged.

The Evening Echo reports the man was not local and had come to east Cork to attend a wedding over the weekend.

The identity of the man has not been confirmed, but it is understood he came from the Tulla area of east Clare.

The 33-year-old man died just after 5am this morning after being hit by a car on the Midleton side of Castlemartyr, on the N25. The female driver of the car was not injured, but was being treated for shock.

An ambulance rushed the injured man to Cork University Hospital but he was pronounced dead a short time later. A post mortem was due to take place today.

Superintendent John Quilter appealed to anyone who was in the Castlemartyr area at the time of this morning’s accident to contact Midleton gardaí on 021 4621550.

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