A Dublin soccer team paid a touching tribute to teenager Azzam Raguragui who was stabbed to death in a nearby park.
Dundrum-based Rosemount Mulvey held a minute's silence before their last game of the season on Saturday.
The club have just won their second successive league and cup double, which they dedicated to young Azzam, Dublin Live reports.
Sharing a moving tribute on their Facebook page, they noted that the 18-year-old had died just hours earlier, "only a few hundred yards away" from their Rosemount home pitches.
The club wrote: "Before we played our match today the club held a minutes silence in memory of the tragic death of that young boy in Dundrum yesterday.
"Today our club won our league to round off a second successive league and cup double.
"We wish to dedicate this victory to the memory of the child who passed away yesterday only a few hundred yards away.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the family friends at this tragic time.
Tributes paid to innocent teen boy stabbed to death after brutal attack in south Dublin park
"Our whole community is in mourning.
"God bless kid. X"
Others added messages of condolences, with one writing: "So sad, lovely gesture."
And another said:"Lovely thought, poor lad."
