JUSTICE AT LAST 💪
Today, Monday 23rd of March 2026 - is the day that justice was served. Natalie McNally & Baby Dean can now finally rest in peace
The thoughts of all Armagh fans go out to the McNally family, you have fought for this day with all you had, we didn't expect anything less. The strength and courage you have shown, not just throughout the trial but every day since Natalie & Dean where taken from this world, has been phenomenal. You are an inspiration to us all and without question, you have done yourselves very proud
We are all looking forward to seeing you back on the terraces in 3 weeks time, proudly flying Natalie's flag 💪
God bless you all
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The truth always comes out.
Today, justice has finally been served for Natalie.
Natalie is, and always will be, what matters most.
Nothing can ever bring Natalie or her unborn baby boy, Dean, back.
But they will remain forever in our hearts. 🩷💙
@BBCNewsNI 2/2 a cost of living crisis.The parents gave reasons why such a summerscheme is welcomed. Not one parent has asked for an any hand out.The ‘forgotten about’ element was in relation to catering for children with additional needs which are often forgotten about in these settings
@BBCNewsNI The children in this article attend a fantastic cost effective summerscheme for all children in the community. This is the reason bbc news reached out. It’s run by volunteers. The parents were asked questions about why is there a need for such a summerscheme especially in 1/2
Some of the fantastic speakers today at the protest outside the offices of Secretary of State. As the government bill cutting benefits reaches its third reading .We are standing together to say these cuts are unacceptable and the bill should be binned!
@Dis_PPL_Protest@nipsa
Ben Lowry’s anti public sector worker nonsense being rightly and easily slayed in the letters section. For anyone who wants to better understand public sector pensions check out nipsa research on same: https://t.co/8mMoJOI4H1 @NIC_ICTU@nipsa
Migrants didn't leave houses empty during a housing crisis. Migrants didn't fail for decades to build social homes. Migrants didn't hike up your rents. Migrants didn't implement vicious welfare reform or cuts to the health service.
"We remain determined &convinced that by working together, all of us can &will make this a better place for all workers &their families. The best way to do this is together, side by side, united, and free from intimidation and violence"
@NICVA@Setanta64
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