Aoibhin Garrihy’s healthcare company pays tribute to Ashling Murphy in touching tribute

AOIBHIN Garrihy’s healthcare company has paid tribute to Ashling Murphy in a touching tribute.

Drain has flooded in from around the country after the young teacher, 23, was killed in a random attack.

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On their Instagram, Aoibhin’s company BEO Wellness shared a photo from two years ago, when Ashling visited their event.

She is always smiling next to Aoibhin’s sister, RTE 2fm breakfast presenter Doireann Garrihy.

They also shared a photo of a lit candle and an owl poster that reads: “Let your dreams take flight.”

BEO Wellness captioned the snaps: “Two years ago she was with us at BEO, today we honor Ashling”.

Doireann and Ailbhe Garrihy commented a red heart emoji and others paid tribute to the late musician.

Sarah commented: “Bless her, may she rest in peace”.

Marie wrote: “She is gorgeous. RIP”

One follower said: “Wow, that picture is so precious @doireanngarrihy. She’s so pretty.”

While another follower also commented: “God rest her remarkable soul. A beautiful heartfelt tribute from Aoibhín, Sharon and all the gang at BEO today and always. always”.

This comes after the Irish singer Imelda May asks “when are women safe” after the brutal Ashling murder.

Celebrities offered their condolences to the Ashling family on social media today as they called for better safety for women.

Imelda shared her thoughts on the brutal assault as well as talking about recent attacks on women.

ImelDA’s TRIBUTE

The Dublin singer mentioned in the tweet Fiona Pender, who went missing in Tullamore in 1996.

She said: “Women need to be safe from attack. We need to run in safety, not constantly run from danger.

“Justice for Ashling Murphy… Fiona Pender, the list goes on…

“My thoughts are with Aisling’s family today.”

Imelda’s follow-up tweet read: “Ashling Murphy, a 22-year-old teacher, was brutally murdered by a stranger as she ran along Fiona’s Way in Tullamore named after Fiona Pender, a heavily pregnant 25-year-old who disappeared in the local area in 1996.

“When will women be at peace?????”

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