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Candles and flowers for Ashling Murphy at Leinster House: will the reaction to her death prove to be a landmark moment in Irish life? Picture: Brian Lawless

The murder of Ashling Murphy, and the vigils that followed in Ireland’s rural grottos, town squares and city streets, have become a catalyst for women to voice their anger. A national conversation has occurred about what Tom Deenihan, the Bishop of Meath, described at Ashling’s funeral as “our attitudes towards women”.

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