These are the first photos of the woman who died on an Irish ferry on the way to the funeral of her father -in -law.
The death of Mary Cash, 39, led to a huge reaction from the police, but she is now supposed to have died in a suspected suicide and not a violent death as previously thought.
She was discovered in a bathroom from the Stena Nordica -spring boat when it found its way to the port of Rosslare in Wexford.
The discovery of Mary's body led to a massive fight between a group of people on board, as a result of which the captain of the ship would publish an emergency call to the authorities at Rosslare.
Mary, who has several children, was with her husband Ned and other family members who brought her father -in -law Martin Cash back to Ireland for a funeral service.
His body was in a hearse on board the ferry that left the West Wales port of Fishguard on Tuesday afternoon.
Martin, 75, died earlier this month in his house in North Londs and it was this desire to be buried in his native Ireland.
There was a service on Monday in St Anthony of the Roman Catholic Church of Padua in Edgeke, North Londs, before his body was brought back to his house.
These are the first photos of Mary Cash, 39, who died on an Irish ferry on the way to the funeral of her father -in -law
Mary's led to a huge reaction from the police, but she is now supposed to have died in a suspected suicide and not a violent death as previously thought
Martin, 75, died earlier this month in his house in North Londs and it was this desire to be buried in his native Ireland
A message posted by Ned Cash on Facebook said: “Everyone who follows him back to Ireland must be on his garden on Tuesday 6.30 am.”
Mary and her husband Ned, together with other family members, left his house with the hearse on Tuesday, to catch the ferry of VishGuard from 2 p.m.
The Irish police, the Gardaí SioChana, is still investigating the death of Mary, but cheating is excluded.
A message on social media said: 'Heart -breaking poor Ned who will bury his father tomorrow, now his beautiful wife.
“Jesus heals broken savory, give her family power where this heartbreaking time.”
The police interviewed ferry passengers and a man who is known to Mary was arrested. Since then he has been released from Garda's detention.
The funeral of Martin Cash would be held on Wednesday in Bluebell Catholic Chapel in Dublin for funeral at St Corban's Cemetery in Naas, County Kildare.
It is understood that the funeral was stabbed a day ago after the tragic death of Mary on the Irish ferry.
The family now makes agreements for Mary's funeral after a Mortem investigation in Ireland.
In a statement, Gardaí said: 'A post Mortem investigation on the deceased woman is completed, the results of which are not released for operational reasons.
The discovery of Mary's body led to a massive fight between a group of people on board, as a result of which the captain of the ship has issued an emergency call to the authorities at Rosslare
She was discovered in a bathroom from the Stena Nordica Ferry when it found its way to the port of Rosslare in Wexford
Mary, who has several children, was with her husband Ned (photo) and other family members who brought her father -in -law Martin Cash back to Ireland for a funeral service
'The man who was arrested in connection with the investigation has been released without a detention of detention.
'A Garda Family Liaison Officer (Flo) continues to bring and support the family of the deceased.
'A senior research officer from Garda will now supervise the completion of an investigation for a file to support a coroner's investigation.
“As emphasizes earlier, a Garda Síochána does not investigate other separate alleged public order incidents on board this ferry.”
One witness described the incident as 'extremely shocking' as armed Gardaí and public order unit were called on the spot.
The 'public order incident' described as a 'fight' is supposed to have broken out after the discovery of women.
Garda said they are investigating 'all circumstances' around death.
Garda said they are investigating 'all circumstances' around death while waiting for the results of the post-mortem (file photo)
A witness described the Garda response as 'solid' because they were accompanied by a large presence of the national ambulance service to create a 'ring of steel' around the harbor.
Joint councilor Ger Carthy, who attended the scene as part of his role as an ambulance officer at the National Ambulance Service, said: 'There is an atmosphere of shock and sorrow here in Rosslare about what unfolded on board the Stena Nordica.
'The details are subject to a Garda research at this stage, the outcome of which will learn in the fullness of time.
“Anyway, in the middle of it is a woman who has lost her life and the thoughts of the community here are with her family.”
Mary was discovered in the bathroom of the Stena Nordica Ferry when it found his way to the port of Rosslare in Wexford
Several armed response units and ambulances went their way to the port and boarded the ship
Stena Line confirmed that the incident took place on the ferry from Fishguard to Rosslare (stock photo)
An owner of a transport company, a permanent user of the port, said that one of his drivers had seen the run -up to the incident.
He said the driver believed that the people involved were going to a funeral because there was a hearse on board.
“He said he knew that this guy would cause problems, but he didn't think it would be so serious,” he remembered.
“He said the man was screaming and had a lot of drink or drugs on him. He was something out of his head anyway. '
Gardaí spoke with passengers on board and while they left the boat around 8 p.m. and made statements of eyewitnesses.
The business owner, who asked not to be mentioned, said he had a driver who waited to make the return trip, but who now spent the night near the port.
He said his trucks had already been postponed after canceled sails on Sunday, because of strong wind.
A spokesperson for Stena Line said: 'An incident took place this afternoon on 14:00 sails from Fishguard to Rosslare. This is a police, so send all further questions to the Gardaí.
“The 7.30 p.m. from Rosslare and 1.30 am sailing from Fishguard are canceled.”
