Natalie's brother, Brendan, told the large crowd: 'Violence against women is one of the great scourges of our society.'
Over 1,000 people have attended a rally in Co Armagh calling for an end to violence against women and to remember murdered Lurgan woman Natalie McNally.
The rally was attended by Natalie's parents Noel and Bernie and her brothers Brendan, Niall and Declan. A number of politicians were also in attendance, including Sinn Fein's Stormont leader Michelle O'Neill. "She was delighted to be becoming a mother for the first time. For any young person living with diabetes in Northern Ireland, Natalie is an ideal inspiration."
Rachel Coyle, head of campaigns and mobilisation at the National Women's Council, said: "Natalie is the 16th woman who was murdered in similar circumstances last year. That is why we are here to continue to campaign for an end to violence against women.
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