Gardaí are treating the case as a tragedy, and await post mortem results.
Post mortem exams will determine the causes of death of a local couple in north Bray.
Gardaí say there is no evidence at this stage of any third party involvement, and are treating treating the case as a tragedy.
The bodies of 'Biddy' O'Brien and James McGinn were removed from their home in Cois Cairn in north Bray this afternoon, where they died in unexplained circumstances.
The man, in his late 30s, was discovered outside the property in Cois Cairn on Old Connaght Road this morning, while his partner, a woman in her early 40s, was found inside.
The couple also lost two children in a fire in Dublin almost 10 years ago.
Gardaí have set up an incident room and appointed a senior officer to lead the investigation
Family Liaison Officers have been appointed to support the bereaved families.
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