01/03/2012

Funeral Of Joby Murphy Held

The funeral of Joby Murphy has taken place in north Belfast.

The service was held at the Holy Family Church and was conducted by Fr John Forsythe.

The 20-year-old drowned in the River Lagan after attending a concert at the Odyssey Arena on 26th January.

His body was discovered last Saturday morning.

The family of Mr Murphy are calling for an end to cheap drinks promotions in the city.

(CD/GK)

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