Sharon Lynn

He chose to stop his bike and pull in in front of the taxi.

He chose to get off his bike and approach Martin.

And he chose to use violence on him for no reason.

Honestly, I don't think he cared whether he killed him or he permanently caused brain damage or anything.

You have to understand that that can have...

and punching someone in the head, you have to understand that that can have serious repercussions, if not death.

So Martin was my only sibling.

We grew up, both my parents, myself and Martin,

Most of our family are from Mayo and Donegal, so the four of us were a very tight-knit family.

We did everything together over the years, all our summer holidays and celebrations, birthdays, Christmases, everything.

I lived at home in the family home until I was 30 and Martin was still in the family home before he passed away.

Um, he was a very, very mild mannered, um, gentle, really respectful, um, young guy.

He, everyone described him as a really kind gentleman.

And I think that really sums him up.

Um, but he was very kind of, he was kind, but in a way, you know how people say he'd give you the shirt off his back.

Martin was like that, but he was the type, he wouldn't want you to know.

He did something nice for you.

So, you know, he'd hide something somewhere for you.

He wouldn't like openly give it to you.

So he was very kind of...