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DCI John Caldwell: Churchyard bug recorded secrets of cop murder bid - Vimarsana News

DCI John Caldwell: Churchyard bug recorded secrets of cop murder bid

New IRA bomber Gavin Coyle was caught for a murder bid on a police officer after being secretly recorded in a churchyard, it has been revealed.

Suspect in shooting of police officer John Caldwell wanted in Belgium over £12m coke haul - Vimarsana News

Suspect in shooting of police officer John Caldwell wanted in Belgium over £12m coke haul

One of the men charged with trying to murder DCI John Caldwell is wanted in Belgium over a £12 million haul of pure cocaine, we can reveal.

Gavin Coyle: Dissident accused of DCI John Caldwell murder bid is moved to republican wing of prison - Vimarsana News

Gavin Coyle: Dissident accused of DCI John Caldwell murder bid is moved to republican wing of prison

Leading dissident Gavin Coyle has been moved to the republican wing of Maghaberry prison having previously been refused admission to the separated landing due to an alleged death threat.

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Gavin Coyle: Dissident under threat from his own over loyalist links - Vimarsana News

Gavin Coyle: Dissident under threat from his own over loyalist links

New IRA bomber Gavin Coyle is under threat from republicans over his links to loyalists.

Mulkerrins and Casey crowned world handball champions - Vimarsana News

Mulkerrins and Casey crowned world handball champions

<p>By Paul Fitzpatrick Two new world champions were crowned on Sunday as Ireland’s Martin Mulkerrins and Catriona Casey took gold in the Men’s and Women’s Opens respectively in Minneapolis. With the triennial Worlds not having taken place since 2018 due to pandemic-related restrictions, a decision was made that this year’s</p>

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