Man who was released without indictment when the Irish police continue to examine the death of the ferry

A man who was arrested on a ferry of Fishguard after the death of a woman was released without indictment.

Wexford Gardai continues to examine the circumstances of the “unexplained” death of a woman on board a Stena line that will be crossed to Rosslare on Tuesday, February 25th.

The woman was declared dead on board the ferry and a man was arrested.

A Post -Mortem examination was held on Wednesday at Waterford University Hospital, and a spokesman for Garda Síochána said the results are not published “for operational reasons”.

The man who was arrested in connection with the investigation has now been released without indictment.

A liaison officer from the Garda family continues to deal with the family of the deceased and support them.

A Stena Line ferry in Rosslare Europort after a woman had died after an incident against the ferry transition (Image: Niall Carson/Pa Wire)

“A high -ranking investigative representative from Garda will now monitor the conclusion of an investigation for the purpose of a file to support the examination of a forensic doctor,” said a spokesman for a Garda Síochána.

“As already emphasized, a Garda Síochána does not examine any other suspected suspected incidents on board this ferry sail.”

A spokesman for Stena Line said: “An incident occurred on 2 p.m. to sail from Fishguard to Rosslare.

“This is a police.”

The Stena Nordica in Rosslare Europe, after a woman had died after an incident on the sailing of the Stena Nordica in Rosslare Europe after a woman died after an incident on the sailing of Fishguard. (Image: Niall Carson/Pa Wire)

The sails on the Fishguard to Rosslare Ferry route were canceled after the incident, but on Wednesday evening it was resumed, and Rosslare said Europe that all other services are in operation.

Speak to the Pa news agency On Wednesday, Wexford City Councilor Ger Carthy said that the locals reacted in the news with “shock and sadness”.

“I think the reaction here was a shock and indeed sadness about what on board the Stena Nordica on the way to the Rosslare port here and the tragic events that developed on the way to the port of Roslare,” he said.

“What was brought out here last night and the reaction of the Gardai and the state agencies was unsurpassed. There was a great presence of special units and indeed the national ambulance and a large number of vehicles on site. “