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Reports the funeral and repatriation of the victim to Brazil, the suspected suicide of the chief suspect at Blackrock, Co Cork, and that the couple's relationship had broken down before the killing.

Adds family tributes, GoFundMe fundraising, the apparent suicide of her husband, who was named as chief suspect, at Blackrock, Co Cork, and a Garda statement that there are no updates.

Headline only: gardaí believe the death was a murder-suicide. The article body is unrendered template code with no names, dates or other details.

Adds the victim's age (33), that she worked for a cleaning firm, that the suspect's body was found in Blackrock, Co Cork, the murder-suicide treatment of the case, the incident room at Henry Street, a vigil held by ROSA Limerick and a GoFundMe appeal for funeral costs.

Initial report of the murder and discovery of the suspect's body; tributes from family and colleagues; vigil held by Limerick ROSA; fund raised over €25,000 for repatriation.

Adds that Gardaí are treating the death as a murder-suicide, that the chief suspect's body was found in Co Cork on Friday evening, that the victim was understood to have been stabbed, and that autopsy results are being withheld for operational reasons.

Adds that Batista's body was recovered near Blackrock Castle, Co Cork, that gardaí treat his death as suicide, that the relationship had recently broken down, that a senior investigating officer has been appointed, that gardaí are not believed to be looking for anyone else, and that a vigil will be held at Bedford Row.

Gardaí confirmed the person of interest, Judismar Wesley Batista, has been found dead, reportedly in Cork. A Senior Investigating Officer has been appointed and an incident room set up at Henry Street Garda Station. Gardaí are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the death.

Adds that gardaí are treating the death as a murder-suicide, that the chief suspect Judismar Weslei Batista was found dead near Blackrock Castle in County Cork, that the couple had been in a long-term relationship, that the victim had stab injuries, and that gardaí are not looking for anyone else.

The headline reports that the suspect in the Limerick killing of a partner was found dead. The body text is empty template code, so no other details are available.

Adds details that the manhunt was stood down after Batista's body was found, the Irish Coast Guard assisted in recovering the body, it is believed he took his own life, Pereira Rosa worked as a cleaner in Limerick, she was originally from Sorocaba in São Paulo state, and a GoFundMe campaign raised over €20,000 for repatriation of her remains to Brazil.

Adds that the only suspect in the murder investigation was found dead in Cork on 22 August 2026, that gardaí were following a definite line of enquiry, and that the suspect was well known to the victim.

Adds that gardaí have identified a male suspect who is believed to have been well known to the victim, that a Family Liaison Officer has been assigned, that post-mortem results are not being released, and that over €18,000 was raised for repatriation and funeral costs. No arrest or charge is reported.

Adds details about the GoFundMe fundraiser (over €11,000 of €16,000 raised), the postmortem confirming a violent death, the incident room at Henry Street Garda station, a family liaison officer, and that investigators are seeking to question a man known to the victim.

Adds details of the GoFundMe fundraiser for repatriation and funeral costs, the post-mortem finding that she was stabbed, and that gardaí were seeking to question a man known to her. No arrest is reported.

The article body is an unrendered page template with no story text. Only the headline states the case: a murder investigation after a woman was found dead in a Limerick apartment. It gives no date, name, or suspect.

Reports the murder investigation, the post-mortem confirming a violent death, the incident room at Henry Street Garda Station, and that gardaí were seeking to question a male. Does not name a suspect or give the cause of death officially.

Initial Gardaí press release confirming the murder investigation, the post-mortem at University Hospital Limerick, and the establishment of an incident room at Henry Street Garda Station.

Provides initial details of the murder investigation launch: the victim's employment as a cleaner, her origin in Sorocaba, São Paulo, the post-mortem at University Hospital Limerick, the incident room at Henry Street Garda Station, and a tribute from Social Democrats Councillor Elisa O'Donovan.

Confirms the murder investigation and names the victim, adds that a Senior Investigating Officer and incident room are in place, that a Family Liaison Officer is assigned, and that the body was taken to UHL for post-mortem. No arrests or suspects are reported.

Initial report of the murder investigation; victim identified locally as a Brazilian woman in her 30s working for a cleaning company; post-mortem carried out by State Pathologist at University Hospital Limerick; no suspect named.

Confirms the murder investigation following the postmortem, identifies the building as Carlton House, notes the victim was a native of Sorocaba, São Paulo, and that Gardaí are looking to question a man. Details the response: forced entry at 7.30am, building sealed, CCTV harvested, incident room at Henry Street Garda station, senior investigating officer and family liaison officer appointed, scene preserved for technical examination.

Adds that the woman was found on the third floor of Carlton House, that she was understood to have neck injuries, that gardaí forced entry after being alerted at about 7.30am, that her workmates raised the alarm when she did not come to work, that the State Pathologist was notified, and that the Garda Technical Bureau is examining the scene. No arrests or suspects are reported.

The article body is empty and only the headline is available. It matches the existing case on the same discovery in Limerick on 21 August 2026 but adds no names, cause or investigation details.

Initial report of the discovery of the woman's body at the Cecil Street apartment block, with the scene sealed and preserved for forensic technical examination. No further details on the victim or cause of death were available at the time of publication.

Adds that the woman was in her 30s, that the body was found in an apartment block on Lower Cecil Street at about 7.30am, and that the scene is held for technical examination. No cause of death, suspect or arrest is reported.

Reports a large garda presence at an apartment building on Cecil Street and that residents were being screened; no offence, suspect or outcome is given.

Original report of the death and the murder investigation. It states the woman was understood to have been stabbed, that gardaí were looking to question a male, and that a Senior Investigating Officer and incident room have been set up. No arrest or charge is reported.