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Murder inquiry into border death Murder inquiry into border death
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A murder investigation is expected to begin after the death of a man in County Monaghan.A murder investigation is expected to begin after the death of a man in County Monaghan.
The man, in his 20s, was found with serious injuries near Castleblayney just after 1800 BST on Saturday. He died a short time later in hospital.The man, in his 20s, was found with serious injuries near Castleblayney just after 1800 BST on Saturday. He died a short time later in hospital.
It is understood the victim was from south Armagh.It is understood the victim was from south Armagh.
Two people are in hospital after receiving injuries in what may have been the same incident. The PSNI and gardai are both investigating. The PSNI and gardai are co-operating in the investigation which is believed to be focusing on the laundering of diesel.
The scene where the man was found is at Tullycorra, near Castleblaney, and the area remains cordoned off.The scene where the man was found is at Tullycorra, near Castleblaney, and the area remains cordoned off.
It is believed he received his injuries as a result of being beaten. It is believed he received his injuries as a result of being severely beaten.
It is thought at least three others were at the scene but they headed back across the border to Northern Ireland.
Two people arrived at the Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry a short time later to be treated for serious injuries.
SDLP MLA for Newry and Armagh Dominic Bradley said people in the area were shocked.SDLP MLA for Newry and Armagh Dominic Bradley said people in the area were shocked.
"There is utter revulsion in the local community at this act," he said."There is utter revulsion in the local community at this act," he said.
"The community in Monaghan and south Armagh must work with an Garda Síochána and the PSNI by giving them the information they need to bring these people to justice." "The community in Monaghan and south Armagh must work with an Garda Siochana and the PSNI by giving them the information they need to bring these people to justice."