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NASHVILLE, Tenn., Apr 09, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Pop musical artist, Ryan Hagan, is a voice that’s crashed into the music scene, and he’s quickly turning heads. His first two singles charted on the radio within one year and he’s just released his third, “Don’t Let Me Stop.” And, it’s looking like it won’t be his last. Produced by Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum producer, Bryan Todd, and co-written by Hagan, “Don’t Let Me Stop,” speaks to people who have been burned in love and need to learn to trust again. “It’s my most authentic song yet,” Hagan says.

Ibrox Stadium Disaster: Markinch remembers tragic loss of five local boys 50 years on © SYSTEM The community of Markinch came together to remember the five local boys tragically killed in the Ibrox Stadium Disaster 50 years ago. Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Residents of a Fife village have come together to pay tribute to five local boys who perished in the Ibrox Stadium Disaster. The close knit community of Markinch suffered its dark...

Today marks 50 years since the Ibrox Disaster when five teenagers from the same Fife town died.

THEY were just fans at a football match. Spectators at a game, a banal everyday occurrence. They were there to support their team, Rangers, but they never came home. Instead on Stairway 13 at Ibrox Park, they met with crushing death and injury. Even 50 years later the sheer unfairness of it makes you weep – no one should die for being a football spectator, no one should die in such a manner. Remember the 66. For the sake of our common humanity, remember the 66. I told last week of how the disaster unfolded, and now I will deal with the aftermath. It was the sight of the bodies laid ...

Markinch streets could be named after five Fife teenagers who died in Ibrox Disaster © DC Thomson The memorial to the boys at Markinch who never came home. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up They were the five Fife teenagers who travelled to Glasgow in 1971- and lost their lives in the Ibrox Disaster. Although nearly half a century has passed since Peter Easton, 13, Bryan Todd, 14, Ronald Paton, 14, Mason Philip, 14, and Dougla...