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Teach na Céilí, ar an Ascaill Mhór i Maspeth, NY áit ar ionsaíodh Sarah McNally, bean 41 bliain d'aois as Longfort
Tá ómós á tabhairt don bhean ó Longfort a fuair bás tar éis ionsaí uafásach i Nua-Eabhrac thar na Cásca.
Dhearbhaigh urlabhraí ó Leas-Choimisinéir Faisnéise Poiblí Roinn Póilíní Nua-Eabhrac céannacht íospartach de bharr sá an tSathairn, mar Sarah McNally, 41 bliain d'aois as Sráid na Banríona, NY.
Ba as baile Longfoirt do Sarah ó dhúchas agus bhí sí ina cónaí agus ag obair i Nua-Eabhrac le roinnt blianta anuas.
Chuimhnigh an comhairleoir áitiúil Gerry Warnock uirthi mar duine le 'anam álainn'.
Dúirt sé: "Tá mo chuid smaointe agus paidreacha le teaghlach Sarah, Dorrie, Dessie agus a cairde."
I bpost ar Facebook, scríobh aintín le Sarah, Mary McNally: "Tá muid croíbhriste. Suaimhneas síoraí mo neacht álainn Sarah."
Fuair Sarah bás tar éis di a bheith sáithe ina muineál i dteach tábhairne an Céilí House ar an Ascaill Mhór i Maspeth ag thart ar 6.34in (10.34in in Éirinn) Dé Sathairn.
Dúirt urlabhraí an DCPI go bhfuil fireannach neamhaitheanta san ospidéal é tar éis dó a bheith sáfa sa chúl.
"Tá an t-imscrúdú fós ar siúl".
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