The minute’s silence was observed at the start of the Christmas lighting ceremony this afternoon.
Organisers had announced earlier today that the annual lighting ceremony, which always attracts a large crowd, would be preceded by a minute’s silence in memory of the 129 people who lost their lives in the attacks on Paris on Friday night.
It was a gesture intended to show Dublin’s solidarity with France and the minute’s silence was impeccably observed.
#minutesilence4paris in Dublin today. #DublinatChristmas #paris #fraternite pic.twitter.com/kD5ZA5gKiD
— Mark Guinee (@mgphoto01) November 15, 2015
For more information on Dublin at Christmas, check out their website here.
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