Liam Tunney is a Reporter at the Belfast Telegraph. With a focus on health matters and investigative journalism, he has delved into topics such as white-collar crime, corporate fraud, and financial crimes, while also advocating for animal rights. Liam's work has been featured in various publications, including the Irish Independent, Sunday World Magazine, and Derry News.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: Liam Tunney
Coroner tells panel ‘there is no rush’ as they are sent home after discussing verdict for over 10 hours
Panel has discussed case for more than 10 hours
By: Liam Tunney
The inquest sat past midnight on Thursday night as deliberations continued
The inquest sat past midnight on Thursday night as deliberations continued Liam Tunney
By: Liam Tunney
Warren Lyttle died after falling from the pyre on Friday
By: Liam Tunney
Former DUP junior minister Pam Cameron topped the chart with 58
By: Liam Tunney
Northern Ireland’s highest ranking civil servant is to carry out a ‘scoping exercise’ over convicted paedophile Jeffrey Donaldson’s time as junior minister.
By: Liam Tunney
Thousands of spectators lined the streets of a sun-soaked Rathfriland as the Co Down town hosted this year’s Twelfth demonstrations.
By: Liam Tunney
Station chiefs have said the current funding model is ‘unsustainable’
Loss-making corporation knows its current funding model is not sustainable
