'We are all Sarah': People across the country stand together to oppose gender-based violence

In Cork, about 100 masked and socially distanced people gathered on Grand Parade

The socially distanced group at the Grand Parade, Cork City, one of many protests organised in Irish cities following Sarah Everard's murder. Picture: Larry Cummins

“Even my dog understands when I say ‘no’” was one of the many brightly painted signs brought to a protest in Cork as people stood against gender-based violence.

About 100 masked people gathered on Grand Parade, standing on ‘X’s carefully marked out in chalk to maintain social distancing.