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Bríd Smith, People Before Profit–Solidarity, speaking at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTTFH1–Bríd Smith, People Before Profit–Solidarity, speaking at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre right), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (centre left) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT42K–Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre right), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (centre left) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT428–Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT3W1–Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (second right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT3NP–Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (second right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (left), and Hollie Donnelly (centre) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT3T1–Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (left), and Hollie Donnelly (centre) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT3MJ–Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally Gemma Doran (centre), Bernie McNally (left) and Hollie Donnelly (right) attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Hollie Donnelly, sister-in-law of murder victim Natalie McNally, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT3E3–Hollie Donnelly, sister-in-law of murder victim Natalie McNally, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTT3C8–Family members of murder victim Natalie McNally attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRR1R–People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Ruth Coppinger speaking at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRR1A–Ruth Coppinger speaking at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Roja Fazaeli (second left), an associate professor in Islamic civilisations at Trinity, speaking at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRPTH–Roja Fazaeli (second left), an associate professor in Islamic civilisations at Trinity, speaking at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRPTM–People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson, holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRN4M–Lisamarie Johnson, holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, at a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson (right), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRMWM–Lisamarie Johnson (right), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRMW1–People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson (centre left), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRMHC–Lisamarie Johnson (centre left), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson (centre left), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRMGD–Lisamarie Johnson (centre left), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson (centre), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRM8M–Lisamarie Johnson (centre), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson (centre), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRM4H–Lisamarie Johnson (centre), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson (centre), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRKNT–Lisamarie Johnson (centre), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Lisamarie Johnson (left), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRKMP–Lisamarie Johnson (left), holding a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes, attends a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRKE7–People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTRKDG–People attend a St Brigid's Day rally outside Leinster House, Dublin, calling on the Government to take action in addressing violence against women in Ireland. The rally was held to coincide with St Brigid’s Day, with speakers asking that women be protected in the spirit of the Celtic goddess and Christian saint Brigid, who is associated with healing. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
A woman holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes up to a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNHBA–A woman holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes up to a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Nora Creed lights a candle alongside a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint, at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNH45–Nora Creed lights a candle alongside a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint, at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
A woman holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes up to a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNH4H–A woman holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes up to a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Nora Creed stands beside a statue of St. Brigid ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNGP6–Nora Creed stands beside a statue of St. Brigid ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Nora Creed holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNGMY–Nora Creed holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
A man touches a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNGBP–A man touches a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Nora Creed holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint, at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNGC1–Nora Creed holds a traditional St. Brigid's Cross made from rushes ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint, at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Nora Creed stands beside a statue of St. Brigid ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNG82–Nora Creed stands beside a statue of St. Brigid ahead of conducting a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
A woman touches a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNFN7–A woman touches a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
Nora Creed (standing) and Liz Kehoe take part in a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNFRC–Nora Creed (standing) and Liz Kehoe take part in a ceremony to embrace the devine feminine and honour the saint at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
A woman touches a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNFC6–A woman touches a statue of St. Brigid at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
A St. Brigid's Cross hangs from a tree at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MTNF9G–A St. Brigid's Cross hangs from a tree at St Brigid's holy well in Co Kildare. February 1st marks St Brigid's Day which is seen by many in Ireland as the first day of Spring. Picture date: Wednesday February 1, 2023.
File photo dated 19-03-2022 of Ireland's Hugo Keenan, who admits Ireland's performances must vastly improve if they are to realise their potential by becoming Guinness Six Nations champions. Issue date: Tuesday January 31, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MPMAR0–File photo dated 19-03-2022 of Ireland's Hugo Keenan, who admits Ireland's performances must vastly improve if they are to realise their potential by becoming Guinness Six Nations champions. Issue date: Tuesday January 31, 2023.
File photo dated 04-12-2022 of Honeysuckle, who features among six confirmations for Sunday's Chanelle Pharma Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown. Issue date: Tuesday January 31, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MPFDK7–File photo dated 04-12-2022 of Honeysuckle, who features among six confirmations for Sunday's Chanelle Pharma Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown. Issue date: Tuesday January 31, 2023.
File photo dated 17-12-2022 of uncapped Tom Stewart (second right), who has joined the Ireland squad as preparations continue for their Guinness Six Nations opener against Wales. Issue date: Monday January 30, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MN51KT–File photo dated 17-12-2022 of uncapped Tom Stewart (second right), who has joined the Ireland squad as preparations continue for their Guinness Six Nations opener against Wales. Issue date: Monday January 30, 2023.
Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM3B96–Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM3B6D–Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM3B5E–Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM3B59–Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM3B56–Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM3B1E–Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM3B1A–Wang Zhi Ning during a performance titled 'Drunken Concubine' in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association during a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM39DX–Members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association during a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
***PARENTAL PERMISSION GIVEN**** Maria Larkin (centre), 6, and Linna Basso (right), 5, react as they meet members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association following a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM39A7–***PARENTAL PERMISSION GIVEN**** Maria Larkin (centre), 6, and Linna Basso (right), 5, react as they meet members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association following a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
***PARENTAL PERMISSION GIVEN**** Maria Larkin (centre), 6, and Linna Basso (right), 5, react as they meet members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association following a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM39A4–***PARENTAL PERMISSION GIVEN**** Maria Larkin (centre), 6, and Linna Basso (right), 5, react as they meet members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association following a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
***PARENTAL PERMISSION GIVEN**** Maria Larkin (centre), 6, and Linna Basso (right), 5, react as they meet members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association following a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM39A3–***PARENTAL PERMISSION GIVEN**** Maria Larkin (centre), 6, and Linna Basso (right), 5, react as they meet members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association following a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association during a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM39AK–Members of the Flower City Dragon and Lion Dance Association during a Cantonese Lion Dancing performance in Dublin's city centre as part of Dublin Lunar New Year’s flagship event of the Chinese New Year festival. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
A member of the Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM32PD–A member of the Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
The Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM32NR–The Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
The Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM32JH–The Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
A member of the Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM32J7–A member of the Clew Bay Pipe Band as they march through the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Dancers join the Clew Bay Pipe Band during a performance on the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM32J3–Dancers join the Clew Bay Pipe Band during a performance on the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Dancers join the Clew Bay Pipe Band during a performance on the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM32E8–Dancers join the Clew Bay Pipe Band during a performance on the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Dancers join the Clew Bay Pipe Band during a performance on the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MM32G7–Dancers join the Clew Bay Pipe Band during a performance on the streets of Temple Bar, Dublin, as part of TradFest Temple Bar 2023. Ireland's largest trad and folk music festival TradFest ran from January 25th to 29th with over 85 concerts, 50 of which are free. Picture date: Sunday January 29, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, with brother Niall (right) join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1KE2–Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, with brother Niall (right) join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1KF3–Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally brothers Declan (left) and Brendan (right) along with their cousin Jane join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1KD4–Murder victim Natalie McNally brothers Declan (left) and Brendan (right) along with their cousin Jane join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1K49–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sarah Haddock, six, attending the vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1K33–Sarah Haddock, six, attending the vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, with brother Niall (right) join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1DRD–Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, with brother Niall (right) join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1DKM–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1DDF–Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally brothers Declan (left) and Brendan (right) along with their cousin Jane join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1D6E–Murder victim Natalie McNally brothers Declan (left) and Brendan (right) along with their cousin Jane join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1D3H–Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, with brother Niall (right) join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1CXD–Murder victim Natalie McNally parents, mother Bernie and father Noel, with brother Niall (right) join people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Murder victim Natalie McNally mother Bernie receives hugs as she joins people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK1CT1–Murder victim Natalie McNally mother Bernie receives hugs as she joins people at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of their daughter and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK048W–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK0467–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK02FM–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK02E6–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK028D–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK0254–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK020Y–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MK020P–People at a vigil at Lurgan Park in Lurgan, Co Armagh in memory of murder victim Natalie McNally and opposing violence against women. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXTEW–Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXTEK–Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXT7A–Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXT6T–Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXT6R–Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXRHR–Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXRH7–Two Flybe planes at Belfast City Airport. The regional carrier has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
TUV leader Jim Allister (centre left ) and DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson (centre) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXDXW–TUV leader Jim Allister (centre left ) and DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson (centre) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (centre left) with Alex Maskey (left) and DUP's Edwin Poots (right) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXDPN–Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (centre left) with Alex Maskey (left) and DUP's Edwin Poots (right) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
TUV leader Jim Allister (centre left ) and DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson (centre) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXD3B–TUV leader Jim Allister (centre left ) and DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson (centre) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (centre left) with Alex Maskey (left) and DUP's Edwin Poots (right) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXD32–Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (centre left) with Alex Maskey (left) and DUP's Edwin Poots (right) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
The coffins of Alex and Ann Easton leave after a Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXA27–The coffins of Alex and Ann Easton leave after a Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
The coffins of Alex and Ann Easton leave after a Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJXA1G–The coffins of Alex and Ann Easton leave after a Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (centre right) with Mickey Brady (left), Alex Maskey (centre left) and DUP's Edwin Poots (right) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJX9MM–Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (centre right) with Mickey Brady (left), Alex Maskey (centre left) and DUP's Edwin Poots (right) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
DUP's Edwin Poots after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJX9J0–DUP's Edwin Poots after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill and Mickey Brady (left) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJX052–Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill and Mickey Brady (left) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
TUV leader Jim Allister after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJWYM6–TUV leader Jim Allister after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJWY68–DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJWXFJ–Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJWXDD–Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (left) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJWXD3–Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill (left) after the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
Mourners arrive for the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2MJW6F7–Mourners arrive for the Service of Thanksgiving at Bangor Abbey in Bangor, County Down for Alex and Ann Easton, the parents of Stormont Assembly member Alex Easton who died in a house fire in Co Down. Picture date: Saturday January 28, 2023.
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