Tributes have been paid to an Irish teenager who died in a road traffic collision in Jordan.
It is understood 18-year-old Mohammed Alrawehneh, who lived in Dublin, was killed in the incident in the Middle Eastern country on Friday.
The Department of Foreign Affairs say they stand-by to provide consular assistance.
In a statement, Shamrock Rovers FC paid tribute to Mohammad, who won the Under 15s South Dublin Football League Cup with the team in 2014.
They said: "Our deepest condolences go to the family and friends of Mohammad Alrawehneh who was killed in a road traffic accident in Jordan last night [Friday].
"Mohammad was in Firhouse Community College and won the U15 SDFL Cup with Rovers in 2014. RIP."
Our deepest condolences go to the family and friends of Mohammad Alrawehneh who was killed in a road traffic accident in Jordan on Friday. pic.twitter.com/YbbX508W2a
— Shamrock Rovers F.C. (@ShamrockRovers) July 23, 2017
