Tributes to Ashling Murphy have been paid at GAA grounds, rugby matches and racecourses across Ireland this weekend.
Following the shocking murder of the 23-year-old Offaly woman on Wednesday, spectators, players and officials around the country observed periods of silence.
A photo of Murphy was displayed at The Sportsground in Galway at half-time during Connacht's Champions Cup rugby clash with Leicester Tigers.
Tributes were also paid at the RDS during Leinster's win over Montpellier, while periods of silence were observed before men's and women's GAA matches at inter-county and club levels.
Following Munster's Champions Cup rugby win over Castres in France on Friday evening, captain Peter O'Mahony opened up about the 'sombre' mood in the Reds dressing room.
"Given everything that has happened at home, there is a bit of a sombre mood in the dressing room, after what's gone on," he said.
"We weren't able to be part of all the tributes and vigils for Ashling Murphy, at home, [after] the shocking act that happened. Look, she was part of our community in Limerick, having gone to Mary I.
"I'm sure everyone's thoughts are with her family and, on behalf of everyone in the dressing room and everyone at Munster, our thoughts are with Ashling's family, and with her extended family and friends."
Thousands turned out at vigils held across the country in Ashling’s memory this weekend, as the entire country struggles to come to terms with the horrific murder.
Murphy's family attended one near the scene of the killing at the canal bank at Cappincur, Tullamore, Co Offaly on Wednesday at around 4pm.
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