Community in shock following fatal workplace accident
Two investigations into a fatal workplace accident in East Cork are continuing today.
The incident happened shortly after 12.30pm yesterday on a building site at St Coleman's Community College in Midleton.
It's understood the man, who was in his 50's was killed during a cement pouring operation.
Two other men were also injured in the incident however their injuries are described as non-life threatening.
The deceased was named locally last night as father of three John Twomey from Whitechurch.
Speaking to RedFM News local priest, Fr Jim Killeen says the community is in shock he extended his sympathy to the family and friends:
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