There are new fears for an Irish teenager imprisoned in Egypt after the first execution of an anti-Morsi protester.
Ibrahim Halawa from Dublin was arrested when violence erupted after the overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi in 2013.
He was 17 at the time and claims he was hiding from gunfire at a mosque in Cairo.
He has been held for over a year and a half without trial, alongside hundreds of others.
Over the weekend Mahmoud Ramadan was the first prisoner to be executed and Senator Mark Daly says the Taoiseach needs to intervene:
