Gerry Bradley
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Gary Anderson: Sister's 'disbelief' after Karol Kelly's killer released (opens the original)
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The sister of a man whose killer has been on the run for eight days has said her family had no idea he had been released from prison to attend his father's funeral until after he absconded. Gary Anderson and his brother Sean were jailed for life in 2023 for the murder of Karol Kelly in Londonderry in 2018. Anderson was freed from Maghaberry prison for two hours last Monday after a court sitting the previous day overturned a decision by the Northern Ireland Prison Service (NIPS) not to release hi
Gary Anderson: Top judge explains decision to free murderer from prison (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland's top judge has explained a court's decision to grant convicted killer Gary Anderson temporary release to attend his father's funeral, despite opposition from prison authorities. Anderson, 29, who is one of two brothers jailed for life in 2023 for the murder of Karol Kelly in Londonderry in 2018, failed to return to Maghaberry prison on Monday. The prison service had refused to grant Anderson compassionate temporary release (CTR) to attend the funeral, but that was overturned by
Londonderry: Police attacked with petrol bombs during disorder (opens the original)
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The police have been attacked with petrol bombs during trouble involving up to 50 masked people in Londonderry. A senior officer said the disorder in the Waterside on Monday night was orchestrated and some of those involved had weapons. Supt Sinead McIldowney described the disturbances in the Knockwellan Park, Trench Road and Strabane Old Road areas as "absolutely disgraceful". "We believe this disorder was orchestrated, which is shameful as many of those involved have been described as young pe
Donegal: Motorists causing 'chaos' at Blue Flag beach (opens the original)
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A councillor has described the scenes at a County Donegal beauty spot where cars have been seized during a crackdown on illegal parking as "chaos and pandemonium". Gardaí (Irish police) seized two cars at Shroove, (which is also known as Stroove or Shrove), a Blue Flag beach which is popular with tourists from Northern Ireland. It is on the Wild Atlantic Way, near the fishing village of Greencastle on the eastern coast of the Inishowen Peninsula. Sinn Féin councillor Terry Crossan said visitors
Donegal: Motorists causing 'chaos' at Blue Flag beach (opens the original)
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A councillor has described the scenes at a County Donegal beauty spot where cars have been seized during a crackdown on illegal parking as "chaos and pandemonium". Gardaí (Irish police) seized two cars at Shroove, (which is also known as Stroove or Shrove), a Blue Flag beach which is popular with tourists from Northern Ireland. It is on the Wild Atlantic Way, near the fishing village of Greencastle on the eastern coast of the Inishowen Peninsula. Sinn Féin councillor Terry Crossan said visitors
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