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06 Sept 2025
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The large crowd that gathered in the Market Square, Manorhamilton yesterday evening.
Organisers of the Justice for Natasha event had a very successful gathering last night with between 250-300 people attending in Manorhamilton.
Aisling Kerrigan from the Domestic Violence Advocacy Service (DVAS) and Deputy Marian Harkin spoke passionately about justice and women's rights and the public outrage around the suspended sentence for Natasha O'Brien's attacker Cathal Crotty.
Natasha's bravery will benefit the entire country.
The organisers with speaker Aisling Kerrigan; L-R Marie Eames-McGowan, Ger Kelly, Alison Eames and Aisling Kerrigan
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