Wall of flowers left at school gates in memory of Noah Donohoe
A wall of flowers paying tribute to Noah Donohoe has been erected at the gates of the teenager’s school.
A body believed to be that of the missing Belfast teenager was found in a storm drain on Saturday, almost a week after he was last seen near the Shore Road in north Belfast.
Throughout Monday, people were arriving at the gates of St Malachy’s College to pay their respects to the popular teenager.
Earlier his former basketball coach Michael Calo said the 14-year-old was a gifted musician and athlete.
“Noah was just such a nice young man, everybody loved him,” he told the BBC.
“He was a lovely kid, a good athlete, a good musician, quite good at the cello, and just a really lovely young person.”
On Sunday, hundreds of people, including members of Noah’s family and many of the volunteers who took part in searches, attended vigils for the teenager.