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AROUND 1,000 people came together at the Fairgreen in Ennis this evening to mark the tragic passing of Ashling Murphy. Beginning with a walk at 4pm, as day turned to night, traditional musicians, some who knew Ashling personally, took centre stage. This poignant moment was followed by a minute’s silence in honour of the school teacher.
A vigil in the Fairgreen in Ennis on Saturday evening for Ashling Murphy. Photograph by Arthur Ellis.
A vigil in the Fairgreen in Ennis on Saturday evening for Ashling Murphy. Photograph by Arthur Ellis.
A scene from the vigil in the Fairgreen in Ennis for the late Ashling Murphy. Photograph by Arthur Ellis.
A vigil in the Fairgreen in Ennis on Saturday evening for Ashling Murphy. Photograph by Arthur Ellis.
8-year-old Beibhinn Curran lights a candle during a vigil in the Fairgreen in Ennis on Saturday evening for Ashling Murphy. Photograph by Arthur Ellis.
Orla Rafferty and Joseph McCallion (7) lay a candle during a vigil in the Fairgreen in Ennis on Saturday evening for Ashling Murphy. Photograph by Arthur Ellis.
A vigil in the Fairgreen in Ennis on Saturday evening for Ashling Murphy. Photograph by Arthur Ellis.
