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Inside the court as Irish citizen David Anderson faces ex-wife murder charge in Budapest (opens the original)
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Irish citizen David Anderson (45) is charged with the premeditated murder of his ex-wife, Megumi Anderson, who died in January 2025 aged 43. Megumi died in a fire in her apartment in Budapest. She was found on the sofa with a cigarette nearby, surrounded by candles and empty wine bottles. The pair had recently divorced and David, who had remarried and was living in the Netherlands, was in Hungary to visit their children, then aged seven and 11. Police initially believed the fire was a tragic acc
How will the Drumcree standoff end? (opens the original)
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Since early Sunday morning, 35 members of the Orange Order have been waiting at Drumcree Church to parade down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown. It is a march that, in the 1990s, sparked tension and violence in Drumcree, and with the result that the Protestant loyalist organisation has been refused permission to march through the Catholic area for nearly 30 years. As of Tuesday, the Orangemen remain determined to march, saying they now have the legal right to do so. The local na
The Dublin apartment complex and its criminal underworld connections (opens the original)
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When property developer Paddy Shanahan built Buckingham Village, a scheme of 125 apartments in north inner-city Dublin in 1991, hopes were high that it would help rejuvenate this socially deprived part of the north inner city. But by 1994, Shanahan was dead; he had been fatally shot as he left a gym in Crumlin and the developmentâs connection to the Dublin underworld was cemented. It regularly featured in crime stories and court reports, including the infamous Regency Hotel attack that kicked
Kicked out of Dubai: where will Christy Kinahan snr go now? (opens the original)
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After more than a decade living openly in Dubai, Christy Kinahan snrâs visa has been cancelled and he has been told to leave the United Arab Emirates before September 29th. The founder of the Kinahan drugs cartel moved to Dubai when it was considered a safe haven for criminals, insulated from extradition treaties and where it was possible to live a life of considerable luxury with no questions asked as to where the funds were coming from. In recent years, however, that has changed as the UAE s
Why are the Ireland v Israel matches going ahead? (opens the original)
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Since the fixtures were announced earlier this year, the voices calling for the Republic of Ireland to boycott its Nations League games against Israel have grown progressively louder. They come from all quarters: from former Ireland players to diehard green jersey fans and from politicians to big names in other sports. The two soccer games are going ahead, behind closed doors and with minimum coverage; Israelâs âhomeâ game in Debrecen, Hungary on Sunday, with the return fixture also in the
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