Maghaberry

Flooding on the Moira Road many years ago

Routes in the Lisburn area closed on November 1 due to flooding

Maghaberry Prison Governor David Savage and Horticulture Officer James Carson present a cheque for £4,500 to Ann Couser from the Donaghadee RNLI Fundraising Team. Picture: Michael Cooper

Prisoners at Maghaberry use gardening and baking skills to raise £4,500 for RNLI

In 'Jailed: Inside Maghaberry Prison', Stephen Nolan gets unprecedented access to HMP Maghaberry. He talks with prisoners in their cells and investigates the pressures facing staff and the prison system. The TV series shows how Nolan is 'fascinated by other people’s stories, whatever they are, and he’s a seriously good listener', according to Ruth Dudley Edwards

Ruth Dudley Edwards: Nolan is an outstanding journalist and a national treasure

Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council headquarters at Lagan Valley Island

Council fails to deliver prison leaver employment project

Morning View

Editorial: Who can be surprised that killers skip jail

'Country Living' - Dessie's cottage in Cookstown

Abandoned buildings in the frame with publication of NI photographer's new book

Ollie who died

'I truly dread Hallowe'en this year because of the memories of Ollie'

Maghaberry man Ashley Robinson undertook a gruelling journey to become a pilot and was just settling into his career when lockdown hit, so he retrained as a bus driver. Now the skies are opening up again he is preparing to spread his wings once again.

Pilot who drove buses during lockdown to take to the skies once again

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Pharmacist describes how 96-year-old mother relies on service as it’s halted to ...

Ollie who died on Sunday night

Devastation as precious pup dies from 'fright' during Halloween fireworks

Director General of the Northern Ireland Prison Service Ronnie Armour and Justice Minister Naomi Long. Pictureby: Michael Cooper

Suport for retired prison officers announced

A ten-foot-tall lighthouse built by prisoners in Maghaberry will help shine a spotlight on the convalescent work of the cancer charity Hope House. The wooden structure, which took several months to construct in Maghaberry Prison, was this week relocated to Hope House Cottage on the beach at Browns Bay, Islandmagee.
Looking on as charity volunteer Sam McCullough makes a final adjustment to the lighthouse, are David Savage, Governor Maghaberry Prison and Dawn McConnell, Founder of the Hope House charity. Picture: Michael Cooper

Maghaberry staff and prisoners shine light on cancer charity Hope House

Animal lovers join forces to remember Cody