Ashleigh McDonald is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She writes for various publications including the Irish Independent, Belfast Live, and the Belfast Telegraph, covering local news and crime stories. Her work has also been featured in other publications such as The Irish Times, Daily Mirror, and The Sun.
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Ashleigh Mcdonald's reporting is primarily focused on crime-related topics within Belfast and Northern Ireland. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, as well as legal policy regulations related to crime.
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By: Ashleigh Mcdonald
Stephen McCourt seen by witness carrying a carpet with a "dark stain" on it
By: Ashleigh McDonald
Blood matching that of Cookstown man Damien Heagney was located in the Co Tyrone flat of the man accused of his murder, a court heard today (Tuesday).
By: Ashleigh McDonald
A diver who recovered the remains of 47-year old Cookstown man Damien Heagney from a reservoir in Co Tyrone has given evidence at his murder trial.
By: Ashleigh Mcdonald
A sawn-off shotgun found in the home of a community worker was used in four previous incidents, including the attempted murder of a 61-year-old woman, a court heard on Wednesday.
By: Ashleigh Mcdonald
Telling the jury the remains were part of a body that appeared to have been "cut in half", the diver said they were located close to the bed of the reservoir
By: Ashleigh Mcdonald
A heroin addict who kicked a woman in the stomach after stealing her handbag has been jailed.
By: Ashleigh Mcdonald
A diver who recovered the remains of 47-year old Cookstown man Damien Heagney from a reservoir in Co Tyrone gave evidence at his murder trial today (Wednesday).
A senior judge today (Thursday) discharged a jury sitting on a murder trial.
A senior judge has discharged a jury sitting on a murder trial. The trial regarding the murder of 47-year old Cookstown man Damien Heagney started on Tuesday.
A senior Judge today (Thursday) discharged a jury sitting on a murder trial.
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