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Players, managers and supporters gathered with family and friends this morning for the funeral of Derry City’s Ryan McBride. The football family across the country have been rocked since the news broke on Sunday evening that the 27 year old was found dead at his home, just 24 hours after playing in his side’s 4-0 win over Drogheda United. |
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And yet this taboo, like much to do with the monarchy, is not entirely rational, and masks a parallel reality. The next great rupture in Britain’s national life has, in fact, been planned to the minute. It involves matters of major public importance, will be paid for by us, and is definitely going to happen. |
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Lynn Museum: Continuing, Little Lives: Snapshots of Childhood, 10am-5pm Tuesday to Saturday, noon-4pm Sunday, 01553 775001; Continuing to May 14, Pentney Brooches, Anglo Saxon treasure on loan from the British Museum. There is free admission October - March. |
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Media caption Witnesses describe how the attack near the Houses of Parliament unfolded. The Westminster attacker was British-born and known to the police and intelligence services, the prime minister has revealed. In a statement to the Commons, Theresa May said he had been investigated some years.... |
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Update 10.10am: At the funeral Mass of Ryan McBride this morning, Fr Aidan Mullan referred to the Derry City captain as an athlethe who had "achieved much and still had great potential". The centre-back was found dead at home last Sunday.
Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) March 23, 2017 Fr Mullan said.... |
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The printable winner was “outrage.” “Disgrace” was the place horse. “Scoundrels” came in third. “It’s an outrage, a disgrace, that someone who served our country was almost put out in the street to freeze to death in the cold,” said Gloria Machin, an employee at Rock Hill’s VFW Post 2889. |
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In between discussions on millenials and porn, the panel debated the relevance of the Angelus as Eithne brought the topic to the table. It followed a Claire Byrne Live survey last week in which six out of 10 people (62 percent) agreed with the Angelus being broadcast on TV and radio. |
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has told Parliament the Australian resident was among the injured. The woman is from Germany and had been living in South Australia. Attorney-General George Brandis told Senate question time the woman was receiving treatment in hospital and consular staff were providing assistance. |
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Scores of imprisoned Turkish journalists face a Kafkaesque nightmare of legal limbo, farcical charge sheets, maltreatment and even solitary confinement in the country that locks up more reporters than any other in the world. A series of Guardian interviews and written exchanges with several of those.... |
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The Cook Islands Investment Board, which manages state owned enterprises, won't say why it fired a board said to have done an excellent job in making an outer islands power station more efficient. The three members of the Aitutaki Power Station Authority board were removed last month by Investment Corporation chairman Mike Henry. |
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Before Martin McGuinness has even been buried, Gerry Adams has explicitly hardened Sinn Fein’s position on the negotiations to resurrect power-sharing. In a speech last night on the eve of his republican colleague’s funeral in Londonderry today, the Sinn Fein president ruled out an extension to the.... |
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