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3 days ago · Officers found four people dead at the scene — Melissa Parrett, 44; Shane Miller, 20; Hayden Rybicki, 20; and Delaney Eary, 19. Parrett had organized the birthday party for her 21-year-old son. The suspect, identified as Chase Garvey, was not invited and had shown up to the celebration, police Chief Jeff Mallery said in a press conference.
19 hours ago · Matthew Warwick. As a councillor, Matthew Warwick represents the Braid area, now part of the East Antrim constituency. He studied History at Queen’s University, Belfast. After teaching for several years, he has been employed as Education Officer with the Ulster-Scots Community Network since 2008.
1 day ago · Dan Boucher. Dan Boucher was so appalled by the way the Windsor Framework robs the people of Northern Ireland of our right to make our own laws that he moved with his family from Wales to stand with Northern Ireland against this mistreatment by the EU. Dan, who has a PhD in sovereignty, started working as the DUP Director of Policy and Research ...
5 days ago · The chief officer in University of Limerick has started a defamation case in the High Court against the university’s head of commercial operations and his wife. The action was initiated in a ...
2 days ago · John Ross. On leaving the Army in 1993, after serving 23 years in the Parachute Regiment, John set up home with his wife Margaret in East Belfast, where they still live today. Married over 50 years, they have two children, two grandchildren, and one great grandson.
2 days ago · In Series 6 Shane suffers a head injury whilst running a hotel scam with his lover, Kelly Ball (Sally Carman). After coming out of a coma, Shane is left partially paralysed and bed-ridden. Conflict arises between Kelly and Shane's overpowering mother, Mimi, over who will oversee his convalescence.
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19 hours ago · ICC Awards. The ICC Awards is an International cricket award presented annually by the sport's governing body, ICC. [1] The first awarding ceremony was held on 7 September 2004 in London, England. Between 2009 and 2014 the awards were known as the LG ICC Awards for sponsorship reasons. [2]
