Man (50s) undergoes surgery after workplace incident at Ringaskiddy port in Cork

The man underwent surgery at Cork University Hospital after the incident at Ringaskiddy port on Wednesday evening. 
Man (50s) undergoes surgery after workplace incident at Ringaskiddy port in Cork

The incident took place at Ringaskiddy port on Wednesday evening. Picture: Chani Anderson.

The Health and Safety Authority has confirmed that it has launched an investigation after a man suffered serious injuries following a workplace accident in the Port of Cork yesterday. 

The man underwent surgery at Cork University Hospital after the incident at Ringaskiddy port on Wednesday evening. 

It is understood that he sustained significant blood loss.

The man, who is in his fifties, was treated by paramedics before being transported to hospital for emergency treatment.

The HSA has confirmed that a probe is underway.

“The HSA is aware of the incident and has launched an investigation. As such, no further information is available at this time.” 

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