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Stiff Little Fingers Jim Reilly on forgiving soldier who killed brother: When you're 18 years old, you're still a child yourself - Vimarsana News

Stiff Little Fingers Jim Reilly on forgiving soldier who killed brother: When you're 18 years old, you're still a child yourself

Jim Reilly was originally raised on Denmark Street, off the lower Shankill, before relocating to the Falls Road, Divis and Turf Lodge. When he was 14, his mother asked him what he wanted for his birthday. He asked for a drum kit and the neighbour had a mail order catalogue, so it was ordered up.

Single beer can sales defended - Vimarsana News

Single beer can sales defended

Supermarket customers who buy single cans of alcohol are not all "alcoholics and drunks", a committee has heard. A hearing of the Dunedin district...

Source: odt.co.nz
First British soldier ever convicted of Troubles killing stays silent on roadie killing - Vimarsana News

First British soldier ever convicted of Troubles killing stays silent on roadie killing

This is the first British soldier to be convicted of murder during the Troubles – pictured here as free as a bird enjoying a pint.

VT Wealth to host charity ball in aid of Friends of Anchor - Vimarsana News

VT Wealth to host charity ball in aid of Friends of Anchor

A north-east company VT Wealth will host a charity ball at The Chester Hotel on September 23 in aid of Friends of Anchor.

Offers over £450,000: Home comes with a castle in the garden - Vimarsana News

Offers over £450,000: Home comes with a castle in the garden

Offers over £450,000: Home comes with a castle in the garden © Supplied by Galbraith Born and raised in a fishing family in Peterhead, Sandy Thain was perhaps expected to follow in the footsteps of previous generations – destined for a life at sea. Although he had nothing but respect for those who had gone before him, Sandy opted for an entirely different career. He studied medicine at Aberdeen University and became a GP, before joining the oil industry as a senior medical officer. He led teams off the rugged shore of Shetland before heading for an altogether different climate in Abu Dhab...