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ebola fears after death in donegal DOCTORS suspect a man found dead in Donegal was infected with the deadly ebola virus while working in Africa. The suspected victim was named locally as father of one Dessie Quinn. Mr Quinn, 43, is thought to have been living with his partner in Dublin but was visiting his family in the Doorin area, outside Mountcharles, when he was taken ill. Neighbours said the man may have been receiving treatment for suspected malaria after returing from Sierra Leone when he died. However, it is not thought he was an in-patient at any medical facility. The Health Service Executive would only say the remains of a person who recently returned from an area of Africa hit by the ebola outbreak were found in Co Donegal yesterday. ‘Until a diagnosis is confirmed, and as a precautionary measure, the indi-
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AlBerT reYnOlds, 1932-2014: Sinn Féin’s Gerry Adams, left, and SDLP leader John Hume shake hands outside Government Buildings in Dublin after talks on Northern Ireland in 1994. gestur seen The gesture, as a landmark moment in the peace process, was instigated by the then taoiseach Reynolds, centre, who has died at the age of 81
vidual’s remains will stay in the mortuary pending the laboratory results expected late today,’ a HSE spokesman said. One local man who knew the suspected victim said he was talking to him last week. ‘I met him at the festival in Mountcharles last Friday,’ he said. ‘He was just home and was in Donegal since he came back from Sierra Leone. Everyone knew him. ‘He was great company. He was a very nice fella.’ The suspected victim’s body has been transferred to Letterkenny General Hospital where precautionary measures have been put in place. However, the risk of transmission of the disease is considered to be ‘extremely low’.
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