Episode 268: The Good Friday Agreement and Northern Ireland's current terror threat

Episode 268: The Good Friday Agreement and No...

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Convicted killer Dermot McArdle posts bizarre Facebook comment after missing person alert

Convicted killer Dermot McArdle who was the subject of a garda missing persons alert answered a facebook post saying ‘Don’t worry. I’m back’ shortly after the appeal went public.McArdle served a short sentence in Spain for the the manslaughter of his wife Kelly Ann Corcoran who a ...  Show more

Stephen McCullagh Trial: Natalie McNally’s ex-boyfriend arrested last week ‘over threats to kill woman’ (Part 3)

A former partner of Natalie McNally was arrested last week on suspicion of making threats to kill a woman he had been seeing at the time of Ms McNally’s death, court has heard. The anonymous ex-boyfriend of Ms McNally told the court he reset his phone to factory settings after le ...  Show more

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