Huge turnout for anti-gangland march in Limerick

Up to 5,000 people have marched through the streets of Limerick calling for an end to gangland violence in the city.

The event was organised by the father of murdered businessman Roy Collins, who was gunned down at Roxboro Shopping Centre last month.

A minute's silence has been held outside City Hall, as a sea of red packed in to Merchant's Quay to hear a number of speakers.