Montauk Murder & Blackstone Shootings Update

The funeral Mass of Carlow fashion designer Martha Nolan O'Slatarra heard she "had a special way of lighting up every room she walked into," and was her sister's "built-in best friend".

Ms. Nolan, 33, died in Montauk in New York's Hamptons on Tuesday, August 5. The successful fashion designer and businesswoman, who had been living in the US for a number of years, was found unconscious on a boat at Montauk Yacht Club, where passersby attempted to revive her.

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