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An exhibition, In Her Shoes, opened in Siamsa Tire, Tralee, Co Kerry, yesterday. It highlights the issues of domestic and sexual violence. Some 135 pairs of shoes are on display, each representing a woman who was murdered in Ireland since 1996.

An exhibition, In Her Shoes, opened in Siamsa Tire, Tralee, Co Kerry, yesterday. It highlights the issues of domestic and sexual violence. Some 135 pairs of shoes are on display, each representing a woman who was murdered in Ireland since 1996.


Photograph: Domnick Walsh
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