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Millrose Estate in Kilmainham.

Bluebell

Bodies of two elderly brothers found at home in Dublin

It is not believed that the deaths are suspicious.

AN INVESTIGATION HAS been launched after the bodies of two men were found dead at a house in Bluebell.

Gardaí said they were investigating after neighbours discovered the bodies of two brothers today at their home in Millrose Estate in Bluebell.

Both men were aged in their 70s.

The bodies have been removed from the property and a post-mortem is due to be carried out tomorrow.

Sources said that it is believed the two brothers had lived together for a long time. One is believed to have died some time before the other.

Gardaí in Kilmainham are investigating the deaths, but they are not being treated as suspicious at this time.

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