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Gardaí seek witnesses to Doneraile tragedy

Gardí have said they are keen to speak to people who may be able to assist in their ongoing investigation into the death of Mary O Keeffe in February. The body of the 72-year-old mother of three from Dromahane was found in the back of a burning car in a forest area at Dromdeer East, Doneraile on the afternoon of Thursday, February 4. Michael Leonard (62) of Hillcrest, Glenosheen, Kilmallock, Co Limerick has been charged with the murder of Mrs O Keeffe. Fermoy-based garda crime prevention officer John Kelly said gardaí have already spoken to a number of people as part of their comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding Ms O Keeffe s death.

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Victim of caged sex beast John McClean says teacher terrified him and he would hide in park to avoid going to school

Updated: 18 Feb 2021, 20:47 A VICTIM of vile sex beast John McClean recalled how the evil teacher “terrified” him and said he would hide in Bushy Park to avoid going to school. Damien Hetherington, 59, said the “dogs in the street were barking” about him 47 years ago but posh Terenure College, where the pervert taught English and coached rugby, and the Carmelite Order who ran it, did nothing. 5 5 Victim Damien Hetherington outside court in DublinCredit: Collins Photo Agency McClean, 76, from Casimir Avenue, Harold’s Cross, Dublin, was jailed for eight years after he pleaded guilty to abusing 23 boys in the school between 1973 and 1990.

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Northern Ireland politician calls for laws to end mob boss Daniel Kinahan s involvement in professional boxing

Northern Ireland politician calls for laws to end mob boss Daniel Kinahan’s involvement in professional boxing Updated: 18 Feb 2021, 17:35 LAWS must be brought in to stop international mob boss Daniel Kinahan’s involvement in professional boxing, it’s been claimed. Justin McNulty of the Social Democratic and Labour Party in Northern Ireland has called for strict new measures to be introduced that would bar anyone involved in crime from operating in organised sport. 3 New laws must be brought in to end Daniel Kinahan s involvement in boxing, it s been claimed 3 Justin McNulty wants to see tougher action taken by the UK governmentCredit: Alamy

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British MPs blast Mark Zuckerburg s bully boy Aussie news ban as #DeleteFacebook campaign rages

British MPs blast Mark Zuckerburg s bully boy Aussie news ban as #DeleteFacebook campaign rages
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Ireland weather - Status yellow rain and wind alerts for southern counties with gusts of 100km/h and flooding

Ireland weather - Status yellow rain and wind alerts for southern counties with gusts of 100km/h and flooding
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