Damien Walsh s mother believes her murdered teenage son was victim of collusion Marian Walsh reads a Police Ombudsman report into the murder of her son Damien. Picture by Hugh Russell. Connla Young
UDA murder victim Damien Walsh
THE mother of loyalist murder victim Damien Walsh last night welcomed the findings of a Police Ombudsman s report which she said indicated her son was a victim of collusion .
Marian Walsh was speaking after Marie Anderson identified “collusive behaviour” on the part of police in a report into the murder.
Her 17-year-old son was shot by Johnny Adair s notorious ‘C Company as he worked at the Dairy Farm shopping centre near Twinbrook on the outskirts of west Belfast on March 25 1993.
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Hard time in hell
Gangs are in control, inmates are armed and the threat of violence is omnipresent at Stony Mountain Institution By: Ryan Thorpe | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, May. 14, 2021
They call it Murder Mountain.
Every unit of the prison is infested with gangs. Drugs are potent and easy to score. Inmates walk around armed with hidden shanks. Beatings and stabbings are a common occurrence. Homicides follow hangings, and hangings follow homicides.
Dead bodies pile up with disturbing regularity.
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CSC works with an increasingly diverse and complex offender population, including Security Treat Groups (STG), and has a number of strategies in place to manage and reduce violent incidents in our institutions. We do not tolerate violence of any form and incidences of violence can lead to disciplinary action or
The current instruction from Education Minister Peter Weir prohibits pupils singing individually or in choirs.
Mr Weir said the decision was taken on the advice of the chief medical officer and the Public Health Agency (PHA).
The playing of brass and wind instruments is also currently banned indoors.
School choirs in Northern Ireland were previously permitted to sing indoors from last September to December as long as social distancing and good ventilation were in place.
In order to highlight the importance of dancing, acting and singing on the mental health of young people, The Belfast School of Performing Arts (BSPA), conducted a survey on the dramatic impact the Covid-19 pandemic has had on performing arts students in Northern Ireland.