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Participants have been asked to wear white T-shirts and bring candles. An independent post-mortem was carried out yesterday on the body of Mr Nkencho. While a post-mortem had been carried out already to determine the circumstances of his death, the second post-mortem was ordered by the solicitor for the Nkencho family and is independent of the one which will form part of the State’s investigation by An Garda Síochána and the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission into the fatal shooting. Daily Digest Newsletter Enter email address Sign Up It had been unclear if the current Level 5 Covid re...

Stephen Ng’ang’a, who attended the vigil with his daughter Stephanie (12), said gardaí should apologise. “Blanchardstown being one of the communities that has a majority black community, we expect that the police would know how to handle black people and would know that aggravated force would not solve the situation. “We will keep marching on, we want justice for George and we want it now. “[The gardaí] should apologise for the extraordinary force because we have seen instances where they’ve had the same situation and they handled it differently,” he said. His sentiments were ...

George Nkencho: Candlelit Vigil Set for the Spire By Mike Gilmore A candlelit vigil will be held in honour of George Nkencho today, who was shot dead by armed gardai on Wednesday. Mourners will gather at the Spire at 3pm this afternoon to remember George Nkencho, who died outside his home in Clonee after being shot three times by gardai. The 27-year-old was killed while allegedly brandishing a blade and threatening gardai.  Mr Nkencho is alleged to have assaulted a shopkeeper in the Eurospar in Hartstown, before supposedly threatening other members of sta...

Footage shows moment knifeman shot during standoff with gardai rushed to ambulance in effort to save his life Gardai and emergency services scrambled to get the now fatally injured man to hospital for treatment The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivac...

Turning out to the ariana grande in spite of last night's tragic attack. >> keep calm and carry on. lucy, great to see you, thank you. we'll be back to lucy in a bit. joining me is brian dillon, former head of the ldon metropolitan police armed response unit. as we heard from the police commissioner, eight minutes seems like a short time for police to get on the scene and also to eliminate the threat here, kill these attackers. what do you think was on the mind of these officers as they were rushing into the unknown here of this scene? >> i think what was on mind probably of the officers, it's...