Belfast exhibition captures what it means to be homeless
Stark photographs - many taken by people without permanent homes - are on display in Belfast.
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Stark photographs - many taken by people without permanent homes - are on display in Belfast.
The scourge of homelessness has been highlighted in a new photographic exhibition. Members of the Westcourt Camera Club in Belfast worked alongside residents in...
Belfast man opens up on battling drug addiction which left him fighting for his life in ICU Gearóid hit rock bottom when his grandad had to give him mouth-to-mouth to keep him alive and now he hopes his powerful story will help others The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now A Belfast man has opened up about his battle with drug addiction which led to a decline in his mental health and left him in Intensive Care. Gearóid Marshall McGarry, from Ardoyne, was 13 when he started smoking cannabis and drinking alcohol but in search of a "bigger hit" he moved on to cocaine and MDMA.
The death has taken place on Wednesday 17th February 2021 at University Hospital Galway of Eddie Deery, Rosemount House, Letterkenny and formerly Drumany, Letterkenny. Eddie’s remains will repose at his sister Katie McFadden’s residence at Drumany, Letterkenny from 12 noon on Friday 19th February. Funeral from there on Saturday 20th February 2021 at 10.15am going to St. Eunan’s Cathedral, Letterkenny for 11am Funeral Mass which can be viewed live on www.churchservices.tv/letterkenny. Interment afterwards in Conwal Cemetery. Family flowers only please. In compliance with governmen...