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“This was disgraceful behaviour. You were put in a position where people come to you for assistance and you took advanta...
17/09/2025

“This was disgraceful behaviour. You were put in a position where people come to you for assistance and you took advantage of that." https://tinyurl.com/vchhut6u

A McAleenan Warning is a formal instruction from a judge compelling the prosecution to meet a specified deadline in a ca...
15/09/2025

A McAleenan Warning is a formal instruction from a judge compelling the prosecution to meet a specified deadline in a case that has been delayed and when enough time has been afforded. https://tinyurl.com/2942u7dd

🗞️ INDECENT AND EXTREME PORNOGRAPHIC IMAGES CASE TO BE DEALT WITH BY CAUTION✍️ Tanya FowlesCharges of making and possess...
15/09/2025

🗞️ INDECENT AND EXTREME PORNOGRAPHIC IMAGES CASE TO BE DEALT WITH BY CAUTION

✍️ Tanya Fowles

Charges of making and possessing images among multiple other allegations are to be dealt with by alternative disposal following legal representations to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS).

Neil Martin Lafferty (37) from Glebe Gardens, Sion Mills was accused of a total of 10 charges comprising eight counts of possessing extreme pornographic images as well as single counts each of making and indecent image of a child and possessing a prohibited image of a child.

No further details surrounding the circumstances of the offences were disclosed except that they occurred over various dates between 2017 and 2020.

A defence barrister previously told Strabane Magistrates' Court all charges were denied and the case was adjourned for a contest date to be fixed.

However at the most recent appearance a prosecuting lawyer advised defence representations had been successful and the charges were suitable to be dealt with by way of caution.

District Judge Alana McSorley ordered all charges to be withdrawn once the caution has been administered.

Canon McEntee has “shown absolutely no remorse, denies his guilt and intends to appeal. I acknowledge the victims were c...
12/09/2025

Canon McEntee has “shown absolutely no remorse, denies his guilt and intends to appeal. I acknowledge the victims were caused further pain on listening to that in court on his instructions.” https://tinyurl.com/38vbwm52

It's now on the Historic Environment Division’s (HED) as to whether they’re going to list the kiosk. https://tinyurl.com...
10/09/2025

It's now on the Historic Environment Division’s (HED) as to whether they’re going to list the kiosk. https://tinyurl.com/y3mmtnj7

A Tyrone farmer was convicted today at Dungannon Magistrates' Court, for a water pollution offence.Michael Donnelly (45)...
08/09/2025

A Tyrone farmer was convicted today at Dungannon Magistrates' Court, for a water pollution offence.

Michael Donnelly (45), Drumenny Road, Cookstown pleaded guilty and was fined £1,000 plus £15 Offenders Levy.

The Court heard how on November 11, 2024 Water Quality Inspectors from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) responded to a report of water pollution affecting the Curran Drain, a tributary of Lough Neagh.

Upon inspection, the riverbed was found to be heavily coated with grey-coloured sewage fungus.

An agricultural odour was present, and bloodworms (an indicator of poor water quality) were visible in the affected area.

The Inspectors traced the pollution upstream for a distance of approximately 2.7 kilometres (demonstrating significant environmental harm) to the Drumenny Road, Cookstown.

Upstream of Donnelly’s farm, the waterway was visually clean, while downstream it was grossly polluted, with the bed of the waterway covered in grey-coloured sewage fungus and significant accumulations of bloodworms.

On the farm, the Inspectors examined silage clamps and silage effluent collection and storage facilities.

A significant volume of maize silage effluent was observed flowing to a collection chamber. The adjacent effluent storage tank was observed to be full and overflowing.

As part of the investigation, Inspectors collected a statutory sample of the maize silage effluent for analysis.

The sample results confirmed the presence of poisonous, noxious or polluting matter which would have been potentially harmful to aquatic life in the receiving waterway.

Anyone wishing to report a water pollution incident can call the 24-hour NIEA Incident Hotline on 0800 80 70 60.

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