30/06/2015
Book Of Condolence Opens For Victims Of Terrorist Attack In Tunisia
A Book of Condolence opened at the City Hall in Belfast today, 30 June, in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack in Sousse, Tunisia.
Lord Mayor of Belfast Arder Carson was the first to sign the book which is now opened to the public.
Three Irish people were killed in Friday's terror attack in Tunisia.
Laurence (Larry) and Martina Hayes from County Westmeath and Lorna Carty, from County Meath were among the 38 dead.
(CD/JP)
Lord Mayor of Belfast Arder Carson was the first to sign the book which is now opened to the public.
Three Irish people were killed in Friday's terror attack in Tunisia.
Laurence (Larry) and Martina Hayes from County Westmeath and Lorna Carty, from County Meath were among the 38 dead.
(CD/JP)
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A Book of Condolence has opened for victims of the attack in Nice, France, at Belfast City Hall. At least 84 people have been killed, including children, after a lorry drove into a crowd who were celebrating Bastille Day. An armed ISIS terrorist opened fire at the large number of people gathered to watch the fireworks display.
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London Terror Attack: Book Of Condolence Opens At Belfast City Hall
A book of condolence has opened at Belfast City Hall in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack in London. The Lord Mayor, Alderman Brian Kingston, Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Mary-Ellen Campbell, DUP Leader Arlene Foster, DUP MP Nigel Dodds and the US Consul in Northern Ireland Daniel Lawton have all signed the book.
London Terror Attack: Book Of Condolence Opens At Belfast City Hall
A book of condolence has opened at Belfast City Hall in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack in London. The Lord Mayor, Alderman Brian Kingston, Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Mary-Ellen Campbell, DUP Leader Arlene Foster, DUP MP Nigel Dodds and the US Consul in Northern Ireland Daniel Lawton have all signed the book.
08 March 2019
West Belfast Man Jailed For Possession Of Firearms & Explosives
Police have welcomed the sentencing of a man from west Belfast for possession of firearms, ammunition and explosives in suspicious circumstances. 36-year-old Kevin McLaughlin was handed a five and a half year custodial sentence earlier today, Friday 08 March, at Belfast Crown Court.
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Police have welcomed the sentencing of a man from west Belfast for possession of firearms, ammunition and explosives in suspicious circumstances. 36-year-old Kevin McLaughlin was handed a five and a half year custodial sentence earlier today, Friday 08 March, at Belfast Crown Court.
05 June 2017
Book Of Condolence Opens At City Hall For Victims Of London Attack
The Lord Mayor has opened a book of condolence at the City Hall in Belfast for the victims of the London attack. Seven people were killed and dozens more injured after a van was driven at pedestrians on the London Bridge on Saturday, 03 June. Three men then stabbed people in the Borough Market area before being shot by the police.
Book Of Condolence Opens At City Hall For Victims Of London Attack
The Lord Mayor has opened a book of condolence at the City Hall in Belfast for the victims of the London attack. Seven people were killed and dozens more injured after a van was driven at pedestrians on the London Bridge on Saturday, 03 June. Three men then stabbed people in the Borough Market area before being shot by the police.
08 March 2019
Significant Terrorist Hide Uncovered In Armagh
Police have uncovered a significant amount of ammunition and equipment related to terrorism in a forest in south Armagh. The terrorist hide containing competent parts for mortars was found in the Carewamean Road area of Forkhill following a search on Wednesday 06 March.
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