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Online February 14, 2019

Book reveals how the Troubles began

A groundbreaking new book that documents crucial personal testimonies of the pogroms of 1969 is to be officially launched at Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich next week. Written by Dermott Hill man, Michael McCann, ‘Burnt Out – How the Troubles Began’ is a fascinating account of how thousands of nationalist and Catholic families were forced from […]

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Online February 14, 2019

Police Ombudsman shocker: Police did not disclose sensitive Troubles info in murder cases

A POLICE Ombudsman investigation into the 1992 Sean Graham bookmakers’ atrocity has uncovered sensitive ‘Troubles’ related information that was withheld from investigators by the police. The Office has now begun new lines of inquiry into the Ormeau Road shooting, which claimed the lives of five people. It will also look at new lines of inquiry […]

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Online February 13, 2019

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Online February 13, 2019

JP is bringing the Thunder back to Trinity

A BALLYCASTLE native, JP McAuley is now head chef at Trinity restaurant in the Thunderdome complex in the heart of Glengormley. The popular spot has undergone a huge transformation in recent years with brand new décor and exciting menus incorporating the best food with a mixture of fine dining and simple classic dishes. JP’s interest […]

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Online February 13, 2019

Semi-automatic pistol used by Jim Donegan killer

A SEMI-automatic pistol was used by the killer of West Belfast murder victim Jim Donegan. Mr Donegan, 43, was shot dead outside St Mary’s Grammar School on the Glen Road on December 4. The attack happened as the victim was waiting in his red Porsche to collect his 13-year-old son from school. Head of PSNI’s […]

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Online February 12, 2019