Jilly Beattie is a Features Editor at the Northern Ireland edition of the Daily Mirror. She specializes in news, investigations, and features, with a keen focus on educational policy, school governance, and disaster and emergency response. Jilly's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Daily Express, Wales Online, and the Irish Star US.
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By: Jilly Beattie
Her grandfather was shot dead as he saved millionaire businessman Don Tidey from an IRA kidnapping squad, and at just 18, Megan Kelly carried the brave legacy of Pte Patrick Kelly to the US on a mission to honour every young person who has lost a loved one to terrorism, war or mass violence.
By: Jilly Beattie
When Phyllis Brett returned to work four months after the fatal shooting of her teenage son Gavin, her health service boss casually told her: “I thought you were over it.”
By: Jilly Beattie
David Wright is now calling for cheaper medical cannabis to be made available to help with his pain agter costs soared.
By: Jilly Beattie
Stewart and Sarah McKeown are supporting the upcoming I Am Billy heath initiative which will be aimed at helping people access consistent supply of high quality medical cannabis at a more affordable price
By: Jilly Beattie
She faces 13 charges in total with offences ranging from fraud by false representation to theft
By: Jilly Beattie
Jilly Beattie A worker at Northern Ireland Children's Hospice appeared in court today (Saturday Nov 15) facing 13 charges, including domestic
By: Jilly Beattie
Lisa was disappeared on February 28, 2005, and her body has yet to be recovered
There was a fleeting moment in court this week when I shared an unspoken understanding with the now convicted child rapist and predator Jeffrey Donaldson. He was done.
Former MP’s guilty verdict is a bitter vindication of years of journalism that lifted the lid on his sordid crimes
PSNI Public Protection Branch hailed over child sex abuse case
