The charity has been reflecting on what it says was a difficult year for the family of the school teacher.
"We want to continue to ensure Ashling Murphy's name and legacy continues to live on everyday."
That's the message from the Ashling Murphy Memorial Fund in an end-of-year reflection on social media.
The charity says despite a difficult year for the friends and family of the Offaly school teacher, they are incredibly grateful to everyone who supported the fund in 2023.
It says their wish is Ashling will always be remembered for the truly admirable and inspiring lady she was, and has asked for the public's assistance in continuing that wish.
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