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Published 00:10 20 Dec 2016 GMT
Add us as a preferred source on Google »A solidarity march took place in Dublin over the weekend in remembrance of all the victims of the tragic Charlie Hedbo terrorist attack in Paris last week.
A minutes silence was held outside Leinster House before French ambassador to Ireland, Jean-Pierre Thébault, addressed the crowd, thanking them for their presence and support. The crowd marched not only to show their support for the French, but also for freedom of speech.
#Dublin too shows its support (via @FranceinIreland)#JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/hOXMRop0TZ
— Dublin Buzz (@RealDublinBuzz) January 11, 2015
#JeSuisCharlie in #Dublin just now pic.twitter.com/F8duRfDiKn
— Fiona Cunnane (@fionacunnane) January 11, 2015
@FranceinIreland ambassador Jean-Pierre Thebault addressing @NUJofficial ceremony for Paris victims at Dublin Castle pic.twitter.com/qbsHulJolh
— Cormac O'Keeffe (@CormacJOKeeffe) January 10, 2015
#jesuischarlie #dublin pic.twitter.com/NREut55Q6K
— SABAT FABIEN (@Laspraha) January 7, 2015
Gerry Curran #NUJ addressing remembrance event #Dublin #JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/wFRq1XpRFD
— AEJ Ireland (@aejireland) January 10, 2015
spectacular timing for once, Dublin Bus! #JeSuisCharlie #dublin pic.twitter.com/v82KULZrcy
— Love, Wolfie ?????????? (@Golden_Gaytime) January 11, 2015
