David Norris: Last News

Roy Keane needs no introduction at Old Trafford and beyond - but even Manchester United supporters might not be too familiar with his warmer side.

drugs has 'become an artform' and a sofa has been plonked to allow addicts to seat comfortably while they wait instead of hiding in the shadows. Those that live there claim it's been left to ruin as it's tucked out of sight of main roads and obscured by trees, reports Manchester Evening News.There has even been a battle with the Dog Poo bin.David Norris has lived here for nearly two decades, he said: “A lot of people use drugs here.""They’ve made it into an art form around here.

The Murder of Stephen Lawrence.DCI Clive Driscoll, to be played by Coogan, took on the case that led to two men’s conviction for the murder of Lawrence in 1993.

the senator, who has served in Seanad Éireann since April 2016, joins Lucy at the Meath guest house where they chat about her troubled teenage years, her motivation to change and her drive to protect the vulnerable.They also find the time to celebrate Lynn’s 36th birthday with her two children Jordanne and Jaelynne.It’ll be the second time Lucy moves in with a senator, her first being David Norris 10 years ago, when Living with Lucy was on RTÉ.Lucy says Lynn was a ‘no-brainer’ when it came to picking the final guest to round out this series, which has invited viewers into the lives of legendary footballer Paul McGrath, Ian Dempsey and Mario Rosenstock, Adele King/Twink, Greg O’Shea, and Amy Huberman.Lucy tells EVOKE that Lynn ‘has had a

The father of one of Stephen Lawrence’s killers has slammed police for shelving their probe into the racist murder.

Keys to my Life has become one of the heartwarming tv shows to watch on RTÉ over the last number of weeks with new guests appearing each episode.

David Norris is well known for doing many things in Irish society, being one of the only openly gay politicians and the progress he helped achieve for the LGBT+ community immediately spring to mind.

A bid to build an eco-home and forest school on an Egerton farm next to footballer Kevin Davies’ former family home has been thrown out again – this time by a government-appointed inspector.