Ciaran Barnes is a News Manager at Sunday Life. With over 25 years of experience, he specializes in crime and justice, focusing on the criminal underworld and white-collar crime, while also exploring cultural themes and consumer travel. Ciaran's investigative work has been featured in prominent publications such as the World Wealth Journal, Irish Independent, and Belfast Telegraph.
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By: Ciaran Barnes
UVF chief John ‘Bunter’ Graham and informants Mark Haddock and Gary Haggarty named on writ
By: Ciaran Barnes
David ‘DD' McCord made the confession ahead of his most recent parole hearing, where he was refused supervised release
By: Ciaran Barnes
David McCord confesses to what his victim’s family have been saying for years
By: Ciaran Barnes
Cocaine dealer who clashed with John Molloy in weeks before murder believed to know who wielded blade in fatal attack
By: Ciaran Barnes
Terror gang has set aside thousands of pounds for gunrunner’s release, but former B Company commander has ‘lost trust of his men’
By: Ciaran Barnes
Terror gang has set aside thousands of pounds for gunrunner’s release, but former B Company commander has ‘lost trust of his men’
By: Ciaran Barnes
Terror gang has set aside thousands of pounds for gunrunner's release, but former B Company commander has ‘lost trust of his men'
By: Ciaran Barnes
South Belfast UDA commander Craig Cooper also linked to several other sectarian murders
By: Ciaran Barnes
The Belfast chairman of the New IRA’s political wing Saoradh has appeared in court in connection with violence connected to an illegal “motorcycle takeover” of a busy road.
Seamus Fitzsimons is charged with using disorderly behaviour on the Stewartstown Road on July 18
