Bernadette Halliwell: Last News

Ireland with his family and chose to stay and explore when they flew back to Manchester, reports Liverpool Echo.During his extended trip, Kieran decided to climb Mweelrea Mountain in County Mayo, where he posed for a selfie at the very top.It showed Kieran pointing to a mound of stones, surrounded by low level fog.The photograph, which he sent to his father at the summit, would turn out to be his last.His body was discovered three days later following a frantic search.Kieran's devastated sister, Bernadette Halliwell, said the family instantly feared for his safety upon seeing the image.She said: “My dad was petrified because it was very misty.“He worked for GMP for nearly 40 years so he is well aware of dangerous situations.

A mum who went on a drunken 50 mile drive along a motorway with her 15-month-old son in the back of her BMW has walked free from court. Bernadette Halliwell, 31, from Kearsley, near Bolton, was stopped on the M6 near Keele services in Staffs during the evening rush hour after she being seen weaving around the carriageway whilst on her way to buy a children's slide she had seen on the internet.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A tragic man's selfie atop a foggy mountain was the last snap he took before slipping to his death.Alarm bells for Kieran Halliwell's safety rang with his family after he sent his dad a photo, at the summit of Mweelrea Mountain in County Mayo, Ireland.Bernadette Halliwell said her and Kieran's sister was tasked by their father to keep messaging him to ensure he was okay but with no reply, they hurriedly left Manchester for Ireland.The 35-year-old who played in the Manchester Football League was on holiday when he climbed the peak on August 15 - his body was found three days later, Manchester Evening News reports.