VIDEO: French communities in Cork and Dublin hold solidarity walks
French communities in Cork and Dublin have taken part in walks of solidarity with the victims of the Paris attacks.
Hundreds gathered at the Spire on O'Connell Street to take part in the walk to Leinster House in Dublin where they sang the French National Anthem and paused in a minute silence.
In Cork, French and Cork residents walked from Bishop Lucey park to Cork City hall.
One French woman at this afternoon's vigil in Dublin explained how she was affected by yesterday's atrocities in Paris.
She said: "We have friends that were in the music venue last night, we have three friends still missing.
"Some of them managed to escape, we know that, but we have three friends who we don’t know anything about yet."
Limerick City and County Council will open Books of Condolence for the victims of the Paris attacks at 10am on Monday.
Members of the public are invited to sign one of three Books at Council Headquarters in Merchants Quay, in the atrium of Council buildings in Dooradoyle, or online on www.limerick.ie from then.
A Dublin, 6000 personnes se sont réunies cet après midi. 6000 personnes qui ont entonné la Marseillaise. pic.twitter.com/bylu7B0DV8
— Antoine 🔰 (@AntF44) November 14, 2015
Clare County Council will also open a Book of Condolence at 10am on Monday.
Members of the public are invited the sign the Book at Aras Contae an Clair, New Road, Ennis.
The book will remain open during office hours until Friday, 27 November 2015.
