Ciaran Barnes is a News Manager at Sunday Life. A crime specialist with 25 years of experience, Ciaran has established himself as a leading investigator of Northern Ireland's criminal underworld, focusing on themes such as crime and justice, white-collar crime, and juvenile justice. His work has been featured in prominent publications including the World Wealth Journal, Irish Independent, and Belfast Telegraph.
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By: Ciaran Barnes
Jail authorities say pair now being kept apart to reduce tension
Jail authorities say pair now being kept apart to reduce tension Ciaran Barnes
By: Ciaran Barnes
A hoax bomb alert close to the home of a jailed New IRA bomber is the third such incident to take place on the same street in the past nine months.
By: Ciaran Barnes
Race-hate attacker Mark Brown welcomed into council HQ last week for tea and biscuits talks with chief executive
By: Ciaran Barnes
The unashamed Nazi was filmed walking into the meeting with Dan Grundle Ciaran Barnes
By: Ciaran Barnes
Victim had clashed with UDA man in Bangor, leading to punishment-style attack
By: Ciaran Barnes
Kane Watson was blasted once in the calf, suffering what the PSNI described as “severe injuries”
By: Ciaran Barnes
‘Complete psycho’ Shaun Hegarty has boasted to inmates of his violent plans
By: Ciaran Barnes
Evil Liam Whoriskey, who beat little Kayden McGuinness (3) to death, back on the streets
By: Ciaran Barnes
Evil Liam Whoriskey, who beat little Kayden McGuinness (3) to death, back on the streets
