Tributes have been paid to a 15-year-old boy from Co Meath who died on holiday in Lanzarote.
Mikey Leddy was died after falling from a wall just before 4am on Monday at the seafront in Puerto del Carmen.
Mikey had travelled with his parents to the island.
Navan O'Mahony's GAA club, where Mikey had played at under-age level, expressed shock and sadness at his death.
The teenager also played soccer and had lined out in the Kennedy Cup, an annual tournament involving teams representing underage leagues from around the country.
His club Johnstown FC described Mikey as a "champion" with a "fighting spirit".
This morning, prayers were said for Mikey at St Mary's Church in Navan.
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— Sinéad Hussey (@SineadHus) August 7, 2019
Prayers are said at St Mary's Church in Navan this morning for Mikey Leddy who died on a family holiday in Lanzarote. pic.twitter.com/l9Lcw9kv6V
It is with great sadness our own Mikey Leddy has passed away this afternoon, the tragic event that has happened in the last 48 hours has shocked us all. We would ask that everyone remembers Mikey for the champion he was and his fighting spirit. RIP MIKEY LEDDY pic.twitter.com/95wut0TzJZ
— Johnstown FC (@JohnstownFC) August 6, 2019
Navan Mayor Tommy Reilly described Mikey as a "great little sportsman", and said the Leddy family were very involved in sports in the town.
He said the people of Navan will rally around the family, adding: "People work so hard to have a foreign holiday, and then a tragedy like this happens.
"Words can't describe it. I'm so sad about the whole thing. We will rally behind them, and whatever help we can give them in the town of Navan, I will ensure I will lead that help."
The Department of Foreign Affairs has said it was providing consular assistance to the family.
