Government, educators, parents, and campaigners need to work together to dismantle misogyny that is deeply embedded in our culture

Ms Murphy had been jogging along a path at the side of the Grand Canal in Tullamore when she was fatally assaulted

Ms Murphy was fatally assaulted while she was out jogging along the Grand Canal in Tullamore.

Proposed legislation would explicitly make stalking a criminal offence, fix a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail, and update the law to cover modern forms of communication

The family of Ashling Murphy have recently established the Ashling Murphy Memorial Trust in her memory for causes and organisations close to Ashling’s heart

State's book of evidence is now complete and Jozef Puska will face trial at the next sitting of the Central Criminal Court, which commences after Easter, court told

Prince Charles and Camilla met with the family of schoolteacher Ashling Murphy, who was killed in a violent attack in January, and expressed their 'profound sorrow' at the shocking incident

The royals met privately with Ms Murphy’s parents Kathleen and Ray, sister Amy, brother Cathal and boyfriend Ryan Casey at Bru Boru Cultural Centre in Cashel, Co Tipperary

The man charged in relation to the death of the 23-year-old primary school teacher remains in custody

Jozef Puska was remanded in custody to appear again on March 23

Files are being prepared for the DPP

Jozef Puska is accused of killing the 23-year-old primary school teacher, who was attacked while out running along the Grand Canal near Tullamore on January 12

The killing of Ashling Murphy and the spate of attacks on women reported since then have brought back some disturbing memories for Susan O'Shea who questions why she has to tell her teenage daughter to watch her back when she goes outside

Jozef Puska is accused of killing the 23-year-old primary school teacher while she was out running along the Grand Canal near Tullamore on January 12

The four friends from Dún Laoghaire are taking part in Freezebruary to raise awareness of violence against women

An e protest, named Sligo Take Back The Streets, is taking place this weekend following alleged sexual assaults on two young teenage girls on the western outskirts of the town.

Jozef Puska is accused of killing the 23-year-old primary school teacher who was attacked while out running along the Grand Canal near Tullamore

Councillor Eileen Lynch proposed the council run a media campaign working alongside SafeIreland, Women’s Aid and the National Women’s Council

Ashling Murphy's tragic death may be the spark that forces us to take action so women can finally feel safe in their own bodies

We have a strange thing that happens in this country and we really need to out it and put a stop to it.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee announced in the Dáil this week that she would publish a bill before Easter that will include new criminal offences for stalking and non-fatal strangulation

The UCC programme was originally meant for 10 schools in Cork, but they have since been inundated with requests from schools all over the country

'We need to be careful what we say. The process has started, it is important to be allowed to take its course'

Mr Martin hinted at another reopening plan being published by the end of the week, this one being a plan for how the country will deal with Covid for all of 2022.

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.

"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.

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

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

Neara Tanase, 27, of Cluain Darach, Tullamore, was charged with failing to leave her home when it was designated a crime scene on January 12, after her brother, Radu Floricel, was arrested

The man is being questioned in relation to potential withholding of information contrary to The Offences Against the State (Amendment) Act 1998

Ashling's cousin, Rachel O’Shea, said: “We pray that the many vigils that took place in memory of Ashling mark the beginning of an end to violence against women."

Former chief superintendent says persons of interest and their families that 'have rights too'

We've all had a week to try to come to terms with the murder of Ashling Murphy. I’m still not sure what to say.

As Ireland struggles to comprehend the killing of Ashling Murphy, a principal proposes ways that schools can build respect, understanding, and equality in Irish society

'Returning to a sombre Tullamore I saw the Christmas lights had been switched on again. There were even more flowers and candles on the canal bank. Ashling's bright soul lives on too'

I was heart sore when I heard about Ashling Murphy. It stopped me in my tracks. My eldest daughter is much the same age. I can’t begin to imagine what her family are going through.

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

Showing the strength which has become their hallmark over the last couple of days at candlelit vigils, the grieving Murphy family greeted and spoke to every mourner in turn

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris told media that they were 'not jumping to assumptions' on suspects and were 'keeping an open mind as to who the suspects might be'

Emotions are running high in the aftermath of the brutal killing of Ashling Murphy. But how can individuals help to break the cycle of male violence against women?

The email told journalist Katie Hannon her show was being recorded and listened to by a group of 'close to 200 men'

'It's pig headedness, especially at a time when men are meant to be listening'

It’s rare for even a week to go by without being confronted by a story about a woman suffering at the hands of a man, writes Michelle McGlynn

Keys clenched in our fists, women are wondering how we can keep ourselves safe. In the aftermath of Ashling Murphy's killing, it's time to turn to spotlight on the perpetrators