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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Irish Mirror
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Haunting truth of baby found dead and wrapped in 1910 newspaper (opens the original)
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Back in the summer of 2024, a builder renovating flats above a takeaway in Bishop Auckland, England, lifted an upstairs floorboard to reveal a haunting secret. Sealed in the dark was a tiny, skeletal body. The baby boy was carefully wrapped in sheets from The Umpire, a long-defunct newspaper dated June 1910, while a piece of brown twine remained knotted around his small throat. At an inquest area coroner for County Durham and Darlington Crispin Oliver, delivered a devastating verdict: the child,
Brave Dáithí 'can finally make most of life' after record wait for new heart (opens the original)
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The dad of the little boy who inspired Northern Ireland’s organ donor law has spoken of the emotional moment they shared before he received a new heart. Daithi Mac Gabhann is nine years old and spent more than eight of those years desperately hoping for the gift of life. His dad Mairtin joined a campaign to change the law in the North to the opt-out system introduced in England. In 2023, the Assembly passed ‘Daithi’s Law’, which brought organ donation rules there in line with the rest of the UK.
Beach hero tells wife 'I'll be back in a bit' - but he dies rescuing kids (opens the original)
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A dad who drowned trying to save his children alongside a brave passerby who dived into the water to help him have been hailed as heroes. Father-of-three Wayne Taylor entered the water alongside Ian Pascoe, 62, who was out walking on Seaton Carew beach on the north-eastern coast of England with his wife and family, in a bid to save Mr Taylor's children. Tragically, both Mr Taylor and Mr Pascoe died before they could reach the nine-year-old boy and his younger sister. The children both survived.
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