THE tragic death of restaurant owner Sue Addis earlier this month sent shockwaves through the community of Brighton and Hove – and beyond. The Argus opened an online book of condolence and heartfelt tributes have poured in from people from all walks of life. We are publishing some of them here today and will be publishing more tomorrow. Sue, 69, who ran Donatello in The Lanes and Pinocchio in New Road, Brighton, was found dead at her Withdean home on January 7.
Former Brighton and Hove Albion chairman Dick Knight “Sue holds a special place in my heart, because she became a great friend of mine – and the Albion – when I persuaded her to become my first shirt sponsor back in 1997. “I&rsqu
Cork: O Callaghan Can Leave Town Thursday, 17th Jan 2008 09:26
Cork City manager Alan Mathews says Town have told midfielder George O Callaghan that he can find a new club. Cork, from whom O Callaghan joined Town a year ago, are one of a number of clubs on both sides of the Irish Sea interested in the 28-year-old.
Mathews said: Ipswich Town have advised him that he can move on. He has a number of options in Britain. I met his agent again yesterday and we ll be hopeful that we can put together a package for him that will attract him back home. He has options with Brighton and Nottingham Forest. I know Bohemians are involved and possibly St Patrick s as well.
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