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Vigil to be held to remember murdered Offaly teacher Ashling Murphy
Candle-lit vigils in memory of murdered teacher Ashling Murphy are to be held across Donegal on Friday.
The murder of the 23-year-old in Tullamore on Wednesday has triggered widespread outpourings of grief and anger.
Communities across Donegal have organised vigils in her memory. Vigils have been organised in Donegal Town, Ardara, Letterkenny, Carndonagh and Killea.
The Ardra vigil will take place at 5pm in The Diamond and will be followed by an event in the Diamond in Donegal Town at 6.30pm.
READ MORE: A vigil for murdered teacher Ashling Murphy is taking place in Ardara
In Letterkenny, a vigil will take place at the Market Square at 7pm and will be followed by one in Carndonagh town centre at 8pm. In Killea, a vigil will take place at Killea Grotto at 4pm.
Elsewhere in the north-west, Derry, a vigil has been organised at the Guildhall in Derry at 4pm and in Strabane at 4pm.
In Dublin a vigil will place outside Leinster House, also at 4pm.
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