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The scene in Raphoe this morning
The state pathologist has arrived at the scene in Raphoe where the body of a woman was discovered yesterday.
Gardaí say they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body of a 43-year-old woman at an apartment on William Street, Raphoe.
Gardaí were called to the scene shortly after 8 o'clock last night.
The woman was pronounced dead a short time later and her body remains at the scene which is currently preserved. The State Pathologist was notified and arrived at the scene around noon today.
Commented a garda spokesman: "The course of the investigation will be determined by the outcome of a post mortem examination."
The school board has carried out a risk assessment and has taken steps to ensure the safety of its pupils, such as putting up more fences and signage around the school grounds
Outgoing Donegal ETB Chairperson Cllr Donal Coyle hands over the chain of office to newly elected Donegal ETB Chairperson Cllr Terry Crossan
Mark Ramsay and Santiago Selaro at Letterkenny's Market Square before their starting their charity walk to Ballymote
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