CELTIC fans attending Sunday's home game against Hearts at Parkhead held aloft a huge banner in support of the campaign for truth about the death of Noah Donohoe.

The banner – 'Justice For Noah Donohoe' – was seen by hundreds of thousands both within the stadium and around the world with the match being broadcast on Celtic TV outside of the UK and Ireland.

The act of solidarity followed last week's rally outside Belfast's City Hall last Saturday when thousands turned out in support of Noah's mother Fiona and her sister Niamh.

Those gathered at the rally heard from politicians including Sinn Féin's North Belfast MP John Finucane and People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll.

Concern has been growing after new Secretary of State Shailesh Vara signed off on a certificate to conceal information regarding the death of the St Malachy's College pupil. 

Next month councillors at Belfast City Council are expected to ratify a committee decision to name the new Lagan Gateway bridge in South Belfast after 14-year-old Noah, who went missing after leaving his home in the south of the city in June 2020. His body was found six days later in a storm drain in North Belfast.