Gardaí have released a man without charge in relation to the death of a woman found in a bathroom of a ferry that arrived at Rosslare Europort on Tuesday evening.

The woman, named locally as Mary Cash, 39, was travelling with a group of family and friends to a funeral in County Kildare - when she was found dead in the ferry's toilets on Tuesday afternoon

A man questioned by gardai over the death of a woman on board a passenger ferry has been released, as investigators treat the incident as a personal tragedy. An incident occurred on a 2pm Stena Nordica sailing from Fishguard in Wales to Rosslare Europort, and the ferry docked in Co Wexford.

A man arrested in connection with the death of a woman aboard a ferry bound for Rosslare Europort from Wales yesterday afternoon continues to be questioned by gardaí on Wednesday morning. Gardaí along with the public order unit were called to what they described as a “serious incident” on the Stena Nordica passenger ferry from Fishguard.

A post mortem examination is currently being carried out - sources said it's believed the death may be a personal tragedy

A man has been arrested following the death of a woman in an incident on board a ferry bound for Rosslare Europort from Fishguard in Wales. Armed gardaí, along with the public order unit, were called to the scene of the incident which occurred on board a Stena passenger ferry on Tuesday evening.

GMT Stena Line sailing from Fishguard to Rosslare in County Wexford. Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene after being alerted to what police described as "an unexplained death" shortly after 17:00 local time.

The woman whose death aboard a ferry bound for Rosslare is at the centre of a major Garda investigation has been named locally as 39-year-old Mary Cash. Sources close to the investigation said that Ms Cash was part of a group of people travelling to the port in Co Wexford on a ferry that departed from Fishguard in Wales on Tuesday.