A book of condolance will be opened in Ennis this morning for victims of the Paris attacks.
Members of the public are invited to sign the book which opens at Áras Contae an Chláir on New Road from 10am.
It'll will remain open to the public during office hours until Friday, November 27th.
France has responded to the terror attacks in Paris by dropping 20 bombs on Islamic State's stronghold in Syria.
Jets targeted a jihadi recruitment centre, training camp and arms depot in the city of Raqqa, according to the French defence ministry.
A minute's silence will be held in Paris later, to remember the victims of Friday’s attacks.
Thousands of people gathered at Paris’s Place de la Republique throughout the weekend, coming in support of their fellow citizens, friends, and family in spite of the fear that consumed them after Friday night’s attack.
While a special ceremony took place at Notre Dame and other churches and gatherings, many preferred to congregate at one of France’s most important homages to the republic. Several were there to mourn the loss of a loved one.
Last night, the French government made the first of its responses to Friday night’s attack which killed 132 people and left over 300 injured.
Several military aircraft left France’s base in Jordan for the so-called Islamic State in Syria.
An ongoing manhunt for an 8th suspect in the attack is continuing– the government has warned people to be vigilant and stay away from crowded areas.
