Ciaran Shanks is a Senior Reporter for Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, with a focus on local news in Aberdeen, United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics including local events, crime, politics, sports, and human interest stories. Ciaran's work has also been featured in the Liverpool Echo.
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Ciaran Shanks' coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in Aberdeen and Scotland. The themes covered include entertainment news, sports, and crime. He tends to cover events, government announcements, evolving stories and breaking news.
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By: Ciaran Shanks
The youngster was caught with banned pyrotechnics, brought on a bus from Aberdeen.
By: Ciaran Shanks
Ramsay El Nakla is the fourth person to appear in court connected to Ryan Munro, who died after falling from a window in Dundee in January.
By: Ciaran Shanks
Dawn Barclay later sold the stolen cigarettes for £40, Dundee Sheriff Court heard.
By: Ciaran Shanks
Drunken Ross Cochrane crashed the car on Roseangle after a boozy birthday bash.
Derek Heggie claimed he could not drive well enough to escape police but a sheriff said he was lying.
Dean Bromage was found guilty after a trial in Dundee.
David Adamson was caught with an illegal phone, just days after he was convicted of having obscene images of children.
The pensioner suffered a bleed on the brain and was at risk of death after the attack at the hands of Jason White on Dundee's Albert Street.
By: Ciaran Shanks
Riot police were scrambled to Ballindean Road after around 300 people responded to a Facebook post to protest against a sex offender.
By: Ciaran Shanks
The sheriff rejected Lewis Webster's excuse for his behaviour as a 'cock and bull' story.
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