with Eoin Beatty
A post mortem found the 33-year-old didn't die violently and her final cause of death is pending further tests
The family of a Carlow woman who died in New York wants a second post mortem.
Martha Nolan O'Slattara was found on a boat at Montauk Yacht Club last week.
A post mortem found the 33-year-old didn't die violently and her final cause of death is pending further tests.
Her family has now requested a second opinion autopsy to try determine how she died.
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