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Victim of Tipperary shooting named as Shane Rossiter

Gardaí are continuing their investigations into the 30-year-old’s death but are not disclosing the results of a post-mortem examination for “operational reasons”.

THE VICTIM OF a fatal shooting in Co Tipperary has been named as 30-year-old Shane Rossiter.

Gardaí have confirmed that the shooting happened at around 6.45am in the Tipperary village of Golden on Wednesday.

He was taken to South Tipperary General Hospital in Clonmel where he was later pronounced dead.

A post-mortem examination has been concluded but Gardaí the results are not being disclosed for “operational reasons”.

No arrests have been made at this stage.

Investigations are ongoing.

An appeal has been issued for anyone with any information about the incident to contact Gardaí at Tipperary Town on 062 80670, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.

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    Mute Saul Cusack
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    May 25th 2017, 4:25 PM

    Very sad. I’ve often visited this Camphill community centre and it was a beautiful place for residents to live with land, animals, gardens and buildings. Lots of young Europeans volunteering years of their lives to provide an alternative option for living to people who would otherwise spend their lives in dull institutions having their senses dulled by chemical restraint.

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    May 25th 2017, 4:31 PM

    Don’t think transferring it to the HSE will make it any better, with their record on mental health facilities .

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    Mute Mary Walshe
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    May 25th 2017, 6:15 PM

    I too have visited Camphill Ballytobin, and was really impressed by the interaction between staff and residents. What better way to live for people with disabilities, than being to assist in food production and crafting, and being at one with nature, while being allowed to progress at their own pace. Far better than being locked up in an institution. Let’s hope this isn’t another bureaucratic exercise by Hiqua! The HSE’s past record in looking after those with disabilities, leaves a lot to be desired.

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    May 25th 2017, 4:55 PM

    The Camphill model was such a nice one. This is very sad to read indeed.

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    May 25th 2017, 4:57 PM

    Hopefully these services can be brought up to an appropriate standard and continue to operate . We need to protect the most vulnerable as are many of the people attending these services .
    Staff and managers running these services have a responsibility too plus resources from Government and HSE let’s hope it’s a move for better in relation to the lives of the people using the service.

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    Mute Dave Doyle
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    May 25th 2017, 6:28 PM

    I just cannot trust this government or the welfare of the disadvantaged it’s responsible for.
    Budgets come before welfare. They seem to be able to find reasons to, in this case, stop a well run, people orientated, facility for the disabled, and hand it over to the HSE, an organisation that’s nothing else but a gravy train for the execs and managers.
    Only time will tell.

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    May 26th 2017, 9:11 AM

    Does anyone know why volunteers are no longer allowed because HSE are taking over? I can’t understand why HIQA keep handing over these centres to the HSE when there is a clear record of HSE running such places into the ground, feel so distressed reading this.

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