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The aim of the book is to memorialise some of the great callers to @rteliveline from Magdalene laundries , treatment of women in maternity hospitals, the Menopause silence broken-as well as many of the bizarre, funny +simply uplifting callers @DubrayBooks @eason @Hodges_Figgis
Stephen Breen retweeted
Thinking today of the Brown family. Wrote this last year. To continue subjecting victims and survivors in Northern Ireland to further suffering through prolonged and arduous legal challenges is cruel, callous and utterly shameful.
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Woman, 48, murdered in Dublin home pictured & details of bloody post 5 hours before stabbing amid garda kill probe
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See @IrishSunOnline for exclusive images of the burglary gang boss who was linked to hundreds of raids on homes,shops and pubs across Ireland before he was captured by Gardai. We reveal how Ed Connors brought a horse shoe with him for luck each time he targeted innocent people.
How 'The Bullet' became Ireland’s burglary king using tech & lucky charm thesun.ie/news/17817450/edwa…
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With drug related intimidation back in the headlines, here’s a story I did with Annette Kinehane in May 2023. Annette revealed how she was forced to pay €39,000 to settle her son’s drug debt. thesun.ie/news/10637071/forc…
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Official publication day for ‘The Walls’ yesterday
Loved working with James on this because of his willingness to open the doors to his home & to his mind
There’s so much more to his story than the social media snaps and I’m grateful he trusted me to help him tell it
Stephen Breen retweeted
The family of Sean Brown travel to London next Tuesday to defend the decision by FIVE High Court Judges comprising THREE tiers of our judiciary who have ordered the government to convene a Public Inquiry.
Supported by
• PSNI Chief Constable
• Taoiseach
• First Minster
• GAA
Stephen Breen retweeted
Charity in money laundering probe still advertising for donations on website @SteBreen thesun.ie/news/17806520/dubl…
BREAKING - Sinn Fein has issued a statement confirming that Aengus O’Snodaigh TD is a chair and board member of a charity organisation that is currently under investigation by Gardai. Deputy O’Snodaigh has not been contacted by Gardai at this stage. More @IrishSunOnline
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My open letter to Conservative Party MP David Davis regarding his dangerous & disgraceful IRA lawyer comments.
I spoke to the parents of Paul Quinn ahead of the 19th anniversary of his brutal murder. Every single bone in his body was broken yet no one has ever been held accountable for his murder. His family have recently met with Gardai and the PSNI. Full story here
My son was lured to shed & murdered...thugs must be haunted by his screams thesun.ie/news/17789340/son-…
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UPDATE - This is the man who was murdered outside an apartment complex in Dublin’s Blackhorse Avenue this morning. Jamie Bailey is originally from Limerick but had been living in Dublin. Gardai still hunting the man who stabbed him.
BREAKING - The suspected car thieves who targeted the innocent family in this video have been arrested by Gardai near Dublin Airport. The Garda Air Support Unit involved in the operation.
BREAKING - Gardai and emergency services are currently at the scene of a serious incident at Blackhorse Avenue in Dublin this morning. It’s understood a man may have been stabbed.
BREAKING - Another violent incident in the Bluebell area of Dublin yesterday. Gardai confirm that a teenager suffered serious injuries after he was stabbed. The incident is linked to an ongoing feud in the area that has seen arson attacks and shootings in recent weeks.
Stephen Breen retweeted
You cannot claim to be a “Christian”, go to church, sing your worship songs, and then say that the PSNI should have “sanitised the Garvaghy Road”.
The hypocrisy is staggering.
Absolutely disgusting and appalling language.
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There’s no other way to say it but manners has been put on those trying to drag us all back to the past. A good day for all communities.
BREAKING - Garda investigation underway after a man was found with serious injuries on the N7 in Naas on September 27. The man is from Dublin and claims he was assaulted with iron bars and was found by a passing motorist. Story to follow @IrishSunOnline
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Jon Burrows has just described Garvaghy Rd residents by saying “They’re the most unreasonable of the unreasonable,” unchallenged by BBC host.
He would never depict unionist communities in a similarly derogatory manner for simply opposing Republican parades through their areas.

















