‘I hope Vanessa will get justice’ says mum of woman who died after assault in Cork City

‘I hope Vanessa will get justice’ says mum of woman who died after assault in Cork City

The late Vanessa O’Callaghan’s mother Ellen O’Callaghan; niece Shelley O’Callaghan; and aunt Marion Hurley at the vigil to remember her on St Patrick’s Street in Cork on Sunday evening. Pictures: Eddie O’Hare

The mother of a 36-year-old women who was fatally assaulted after leaving a soup kitchen in Cork City a week ago has said she hopes her daughter will “get justice”.

Ellen O’Callaghan made the comment as she attended a vigil last night to remember her daughter. It was organised by volunteers from the Kindness Krew who operate the soup kitchen outside the former Savoy Centre in St Patrick’s St.

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