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Woman admits murdering two-year-old son and stabbing his brother

The defendant, from County Antrim, also admitted the attempted murder of her younger child.

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Dad remembers kissing his boys before work and then breaking door down to find lifeless son | UTV

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Painter and decorator facing 75 charges has case sent to Antrim Crown Court

A Larne painter and decorator facing 75 charges including ‘engaging in aggressive commercial practice’ has been further remanded in custody and the case has been sent to Antrim Crown Court.

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£0 5million cannabis charge: case sent to Crown Court

A man charged in connection with the seizure of cannabis with an estimated street value of over half a million pounds in a lorry at Larne port in March, 2021, has had his case sent to Antrim Crown Court.

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Crash in which former nun died a tragedy

Judge Patricia Smyth made the comment as she sentenced 28-year-old John O’Hagan at Antrim Crown Court. O’Hagan, from Maybrook Park, pleaded guilty to causing the death of Loreto Douglas by driving carelessly on the A6 Glenshane Road in Dungiven on November 23, 2016. Ms Douglas was a former member of the Sisters of Mercy Order in Derry and a founding member of family support charity Lifestart Foundation, where she worked since 1986. O’Hagan also admitted causing grievous bodily injury by careless driving to a man and a woman, who sustained ‘life changing’ injuries as a result of the crash. The court heard that shortly after 9.10am on the date in question two vehicles were stationary on the inside Belfast bound lane of the A6, close to the entrance of the Ponderosa.

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