THE family of a murdered Co Armagh woman were supported by their local community last night as a vigil was held in her honour.
Natalie McNally (32), who was 15 weeks pregnant, was fatally stabbed at her home in Lurgan last Sunday.
Her devastated family called on residents of the Silverwood Green area to join them at the vigil to remember "our beautiful, funny and kind daughter, sister, niece and friend".
There was an emotionally charged atmosphere as around 300 people gathered together on the street where a police cordon was still in place.
Ms McNally's parents were comforted by their sons as they laid flowers outside the house and there was also applause as balloons were released in tributes.
This week, her brother Niall spoke of the family's heartbreak they would never see her again or get to meet her baby.
A £20,000 reward for information which leads to arrest and conviction has been offered to the charity Crimestoppers.
On Thursday, police released CCTV footage of a man carrying a rucksack as he arrived at Silverwood Green.
During a public police appeal, Mr McNally pleaded with those responsible for killing his sister "to do the decent thing and confess to her murder".
