A woman has been charged in relation to the death of Gareth Kelly.
Students of Athlone Institute of Technology are coming together to raise funds for a mature student who's son was stabbed to death in Dublin.
James Kelly's son Gareth died on Tuesday morning after the incident and a woman has now been charged with murder by Gardai.
A Go-Fund me page set up to help with funeral costs has already collected over €10,000.
Chaplin of AIT Fr.Shay Casey says it's an example of the great community spirit in the college:
You can donate by following this link:
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