Thousands attend vigil in Dublin for murdered teacher Ashling Murphy

The transcript reflects on the life and character of Ashley, a beloved friend known for her kindness and musical talent. It recounts cherished memories and highlights her competitive spirit in music. The narrative shifts to a vigil held in memory of Ashling, emphasizing support for women who have experienced violence. The National Women's Council provides helplines for those in need. The transcript concludes with reflections on the impact of Ashley's life and the importance of community support.

How does the speaker acknowledge the impact of violence on women during the vigil?

What support resources are mentioned in the text for those affected by violence?