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05 Sept 2025
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A man has been charged in connection with the death of a young mother in Co Limerick.
Marguerita Sheridan, aged in her 20s, died after a suspected hit-and-run incident at the entrance to a private property in Rathkeale on Saturday.
Ms Sheridan was taken to University Hospital Limerick, where she later died.
On Monday, gardai said they had arrested a man in his 40s as part of the investigation into the incident.
He was detained at a Garda station in Limerick under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
Gardai said on Tuesday a man had been charged in relation to the incident and is to appear before a special sitting of Limerick District Court.
A Christmas Eve vigil was held on Tuesday afternoon at the crib on the abbey grounds in Rathkeale for Ms Sheridan, who had given birth to a son just three weeks ago.
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