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<p>James Hogan, principal of Durrow National School in Co Offaly, has thanked fellow principals for their support since Ashling Murphy, 23, was fatally assaulted in January.</p>

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Schools across country rallied to support Ashling Murphy's pupils after teacher's killing

'Her absence has created a huge void in our school but your support is a huge comfort,' principal tells fellow school leaders

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Alison O’Connor: Sidelining women in GAA power structure an own goal in misogyny

<p>Sligo Rape Crisis Centre CEO David Madden said when people then hear of assaults in other parts of the country, it further adds to the fear. File Picture.</p>

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Mounting fear and anxiety over number of attacks on women

Irish Teacher: Teachers can't tackle male violence when gagged by religion

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Irish Teacher: Teachers can't tackle male violence when gagged by religion

Alison Curtis: 'It's time for parents of boys to teach them how to speak about girls'

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Covid situation 'much better than feared', Fianna Fáil meeting hears

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'This is the fight of our lives, and it's exhausting': TDs pay tribute to Ashling Murphy

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald was among the TDs to speak passionately on the subject, occasionally glancing over at Independent TDs Mattie McGrath and Michael Healy-Rae, who appeared engrossed in a private conversation.

Wed, 19 Jan, 2022

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Multiple garda investigations into 'hacked' online vigil for Ashling Murphy

"Most of us are survivors of sexual assault, and there were children on that Zoom call too with their mums," said rights advocate and journalist Christine O’Mahony.

Wed, 19 Jan, 2022

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Ashling Murphy murder must be 'watershed' in society's approach to gender-based violence, says Taoiseach

Micheál Martin has told the Dáil that a cross-party Oireachtas approach is now required to tackle gender-based violence.

Wed, 19 Jan, 2022

Ashling Murphy Murder Scene Tonight

Far-right elements 'used Ashling's killing to whip up racist and anti-immigrant sentiment'

Gardaí have warned that messages shared on social media and other apps "are unhelpful to the criminal investigation".

Wed, 19 Jan, 2022

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'Fly in the sky our shining light': Funeral of Ashling Murphy takes place

Amy Murphy paid tribute to her sister ahead of the funeral, describing her as "the light of our lives".

Tue, 18 Jan, 2022

Vigil Held In Tullamore For Murdered Teacher Ashling Murphy

Irish Examiner view: Wide-ranging Bill needs great scrutiny

Mon, 17 Jan, 2022

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Schools asked to observe minute's silence to remember Ashling Murphy ahead of funeral

This morning, the scene of her murder on the Grand Canal on Fiona’s Way remained sealed off, as did a local bottle bank which was sealed off last night

Mon, 17 Jan, 2022

Ailish Drake: Thoughtful design of public spaces can make a difference to women's safety

Ailish Drake: Thoughtful design of public spaces can make a difference to women's safety

That Ashling Murphy was out for a run in the middle of the day when she was attacked and murdered is both disturbing and heartbreaking.

Mon, 17 Jan, 2022

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Man hijacks online Ashling Murphy vigil to display porn during gender violence discussion

Man appears to have crashed the Zoom event by using the email addresses of one of the women in attendance

Sun, 16 Jan, 2022

Irish Examiner view: Evil that men do lives on

Irish Examiner view: Evil that men do lives on

Tullamore tragedy

Sat, 15 Jan, 2022

'No matter what precautions we take, we are still not safe'

'No matter what precautions we take, we are still not safe'

The killing of Ashling Murphy is just the latest in a series of horrific cases of violence against women.

Fri, 14 Jan, 2022

Ashling Murphy's murder was an evil act and will be treated as such, says justice minister

TDs across the political spectrum have united in expressing their shock and condemnation at the killing of Ashling Murphy.

Thu, 13 Jan, 2022

Louise O'Neill: Ashling Murphy should have been safe. She should have made it home

Louise O'Neill: Ashling Murphy should have been safe. She should have made it home

We say their names aloud. Sarah Everard. Sabina Nessa. Ashling Murphy. And we wonder which one of us will be next.

Thu, 13 Jan, 2022

Strategy on domestic and sexual violence 'within weeks'

Ms McEntee said that Ms Murphy's murder was "an evil act and will be treated as such"

Thu, 13 Jan, 2022