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Trio who admitted taking part in ATM robbery jailed Laganside Court in Belfast 24 May, 2021 16:00 THREE men were jailed today for the roles they played in the theft of an ATM from a rural filling station in Co Antrim. Patrick Close (23) from Beechview Courtyard in Crumlin, 25-year old David McClurkin from Craigburn in Antrim and Lee Wilson (33) from Ballyutoag Road in Belfast all admitted taking part in the ATM theft in April 2019. While Wilson was handed a sentence of four-and-a-half years as he made early admissions to police, both Close and McClurkin - who i...
Back home in Belfast, there were plenty of American soldiers, and plenty of opportunities to meet them. âThere were dancehalls and all the girls went, but my mother wouldnât have allowed us,â she says. Henry Liddy in the newsagentâs and confectionery shop he ran with his wife Mairead Liddy in Belfast âSome of my friends would have driven out to [the base] where the Americans were, at Nuttâs Corner, and the result then was shiploads of them then going out to America at the end of the war.â But Liddy was allowed to go to a Sunday night dance at St Maryâ...
Back home in Belfast, there were plenty of American soldiers, and plenty of opportunities to meet them. âThere were dancehalls and all the girls went, but my mother wouldnât have allowed us,â she says. Henry Liddy in the newsagentâs and confectionery shop he ran with his wife Mairead Liddy in Belfast âSome of my friends would have driven out to [the base] where the Americans were, at Nuttâs Corner, and the result then was shiploads of them then going out to America at the end of the war.â But Liddy was allowed to go to a Sunday night dance at St Maryâ...