Cyclist (40s) dies after collision with car in Dublin

The male cyclist was brought to Beaumont Hospital where he was subsequently pronounced dead
Cyclist (40s) dies after collision with car in Dublin

Kenneth Fox

A cyclist has died following a collision in Kinsealy in Dublin.

The man in his 40s was brought to Beaumont Hospital, where he was subsequently pronounced dead.

The incident involving the bike and a car happened on the Malahide Road shortly before 9.30am on Sunday morning.

Gardaí said no other injuries were reported from the incident.

The road has been closed to facilitate a forensic examination.

Any witnesses to the collision have been asked to come forward.

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