Their bodies will remain at the scene until a preliminary technical examination is completed today.
Two bodies have been discovered at a house in County Kerry.
The remains of a man and a woman were found in Glenbeigh this morning.
Gardaí say they're investigating all of the circumstances behind this discovery.
Early indications suggest the remains of the man and woman - both believed to have been in their 50s - may have gone undiscovered since late last year.
Their bodies will remain at the scene until a preliminary technical examination is completed today.
Post-mortem exams will be carried out later, the results of which will determine the course of the Garda investigation.
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