Hundreds of people descended upon the Dublin city centre to pay tribute to Brianna Ghey, who was killed in the UK.
The 16-year-old trans girl was found with stab wounds in a park in Cheshire on Saturday. Following the horrific killing, a number of vigils in Ireland and the UK were held in memory of the schoolgirl who has been remembered as "beautiful, witty and hilarious" by her family.
A large crowd gathered at the Spire in Dublin last night to pay tribute to Brianna whose life was tragically cut short. Sharing pictures of the event, which was organised by Trans & Intersex Pride Dublin, Sinn Fein councillor Daithi Doolan said: "Say her name. Solidarity with Brianna Ghey, her family, friends, and the wider Trans community. Great to see hundreds of people at her vigil tonight."
