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Adds that gardaí have ruled out a broken kettle as the weapon and believe Salinger was beaten rather than stabbed; the chief suspect was arrested and released without charge, with a file being prepared for the DPP; an earlier Cloverhill death is being reexamined; the suspect is held in a close observation unit.

Irish Mirror exclusive. Adds that Salinger was assaulted at the prison on 20 September in a suspected drugs-related attack, that another inmate was also stabbed with the kettle knife but survived, that Salinger had been charged over a gun and drug seizure in August, and that the man arrested was released without charge.

First report of the death, naming the victim as Martin Salinger, and reporting the arrest of a man in his 30s on suspicion of murder.

Names the victim as Martin Salinger, gives his home area and background, and adds details of the weapon, the other injured prisoner, the suspect's custody status and the Garda and Irish Prison Service statements.

Adds that Mr Salinger was from Ballyfermot, was found in his cell on the D1 landing at around 5am, died from stab wounds, and that the arrested man is detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984, at a Garda station in West Dublin.

Names the dead prisoner as Martin Salinger, gives his age as in his 40s, and reports that a murder investigation has been launched. It describes a violent incident in which a cellmate was also slashed and says the suspect was moved to a close supervision cell. It does not mention an arrest.

Adds that Mr Salinger was on remand for alleged cannabis and handgun seizure, the weapon was described as an improvised shank-like object, the suspect was moved to a close supervision cell, a Garda Senior Investigating Officer has been appointed, and another prisoner was injured. The article does not say anyone has been arrested.

Names the dead prisoner as Martin Salinger, from Ballyfermot, who was on remand over an alleged cannabis and handgun seizure. Says the suspect was moved to a close supervision cell and another prisoner was injured. Gives a weapon description (improvised shank-like) and says the scene is preserved and a Garda Senior Investigating Officer has been appointed. No arrest is reported.

Official Garda statement confirming the arrest of a man in his 30s on suspicion of murder and that he is detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984, at a West Dublin Garda station. Does not name the prisoner or the suspect.

Confirms the deceased was on remand for drugs and firearms offences, that a second man from Laois was injured (not life-threatening), a third man was in the cell uninjured, the arrest was under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 at a West Dublin Garda station, and that a SIO and FLO have been appointed.