Three children found dead in house named as brothers and sister

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26 Jan, 2020 Three children found dead in house named as brothers and sister Three children found dead in a house in Co Dublin have been named as brothers and sister Conor, Darragh and Carla McGinley. Latest News Man has part of finger bitten off in attack Police are investigating after a man was stabbed and had part of his finger bitten off in an attack in Belfast. Police appeal after man (29) dies in crash Police have appealed for information into a crash that claimed the life of a 29-year-old man in Antrim. Is equity release right for me? With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice? Promoted by Age Partnership Ben Lowry: The gradual joy of January, and the way that daylight returns Some years ago a young journalist in a Dublin paper wrote an article about how he considered January the worst month of the year. Beach front penthouse apartment This immaculately presented penthouse apartment in Portrush enjoys stunning panoramic sea views of West Bay towards the harbour and Ramore Head. Sport Update Former North West 200 winner Steve Plater injured in enduro crash Eight-time North West 200 winner is facing a spell of recuperation following a 'nasty off-road crash'. Mick McDermott's 'Windsor Park' joke to rubbish Robbie McDaid exit talk Glentoran's Mick McDermott has joked that bitter rivals Linfield would need to offer "Windsor Park" to stand any chance of signing Robbie McDaid. HOW IT HAPPENED: Linfield 8 Glenavon 1 Linfield fired eight goals past 10-man Glenavon on an afternoon that featured one red card, three penalty kicks and a string of talking points. And finally... 7 restaurant dinners for two for under £30 With Belfast Restaurant Week 2020 just around the corner (February 17-23) - an event which allows diners to enjoy two courses for £15 at over 40 restaurants across the city - we have compiled a list of seven eateries offering dinner for two for under £30 all year round. Meaning that even when Restaurant Week is over, you can still enjoy a dinner date at #belfastrestaurantweek prices. See all the day's news here

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