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THE HEALTH AND Safety Authority has begun an investigation, after a man was electrocuted today at the Eason shop on O’Connell Street in Limerick city.
The incident happened just before midday today, and the Easons store was then closed.
A Health and Safety Authority spokesperson confirmed this evening that the man had been taken to hospital for treatment and that an investigation was under way.
The man was an electrical contractor and was performing work at the site, according to a report in the Limerick Leader.
Units from the Limerick Fire and Emergency Services attended the scene, as did ESB Networks.
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An ESB Networks spokesperson said it was aware of the incident and would help the emergency services investigate what had happened.
The man was brought to University Hospital Limerick.
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