Floral tributes piled up outside Bondi Pavilion as Sydney residents returned to Bondi Beach after Sunday’s shooting at a Hanukkah celebration.
Police reported that a father and son opened fire, killing 15 people in Australia’s deadliest mass shooting in almost three decades.
Bondi Beach lies empty. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times People gather at Bondi Beach. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times A view of the vigil at Bondi Pavilion, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Scenes from the Bondi Beach vigil site and crowds. Video: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Mementos at the Bondi Pavilion site, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times People place flowers at the Bondi Pavilion site, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Scenes from Bondi Beach, the vigil site and crowds. Video: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times A view of the vigil at Bondi Beach, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times A view of the vigil by the beach, Bondi Beach, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times A view of the bridge where the gunmen opened fire, Bondi Beach, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Scenes from the vigil site and crowds. Video: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Flowers placed at the Bondi Pavilion site, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times People place flowers at the Bondi Pavilion site, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Locals grieve at the Bondi Pavilion site, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Locals grieve at Bondi Pavilion site, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Candles and condolences at the vigil at the Bondi Pavilion site, Sydney. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times Law enforcement officers at the park near Bondi Beach where the mass shooting took place. Photograph: Evan Treacy for The Irish Times 
