A large blue heart has been placed at the top of Cave Hill in memory of Noah Donohoe, the Belfast teenager who went missing last summer.
Noah (14), a pupil at St Malachy s College, disappeared from his south Belfast home on June 21 last year.
Following an extensive search operation, the teenager s body was found in the storm drain in the north of the city, close to the M2 motorway, six days later.
A post-mortem found that he died as a result of drowning and a coroner s hearing was later told there was no evidence that he was attacked or that anyone else was involved.
Noah Donohoe Foundation launch new jersey in memory of Belfast teen
A percentage of proceeds will be donated to the Community Rescue Service
The Noah Donohoe Foundation jersey
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A jersey has been launched in memory of Belfast teenager Noah Donohoe.
Workers Revolutionary Party
By Fra Hughes in West Belfast
LAST Thursday, January 7, 2020, Fiona Donohoe led a cavalcade of hundreds of cars with perhaps thousands of people on a marathon drive across Belfast, from Blacks Road Park and Ride, to the gates of Stormont, home to the Northern Ireland regionally devolved government.
This convoy âJustice for Noahâ was warmly welcomed by hundreds of well-wishers along the route, which took in many of the main arterial routes in the city. This was in stark contrast to the greeting Fiona and Noahâs Army received at the seat of power, where the gates remained firmly shut and all that those attending could do, was to place blue ribbons symbolically on the closed gates, which may represent the closed hearts and minds of the local administration. Fiona called for a full, thorough and transparent investigation into the death of her 14-year-old son.
THE mother of late teenager Noah Donohoe paid the ultimate tribute to her son on her first Christmas Day spent without the special schoolboy by her side.
On Friday morning, Fiona Donohoe swam in the sea to remember the 14-year-old just six months after he passed away in unexplained circumstances.
In a moving video montage shared by her niece Shaneane on social media, Fiona, alongside sister Niamh, was filmed wading into the water at Portmarnock beach outside Dublin for an early morning swim for Noah.
Filmed just after sunrise on Christmas morning, the Belfast woman, who is originally from Strabane, Co Tyrone, held hands with her family as they entered the Irish Sea.