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11/08/2006
Two released in Devlin murder probe
A woman arrested yesterday in connection with the murder of north Belfast schoolboy Thomas Devlin, has been released without charge.
A man, who was also arrested yesterday was released on police bail.
The pair were arrested at separate locations in the north of the city yesterday morning and were taken to the serious crime suite in Antrim for questioning.
Thomas Devlin, 15, was brutally murdered as he made his way home on the evening of Wednesday August 10 last year.
Thomas and two friends were attacked as they walked along Somerton Road from the direction of Fortwilliam Park towards the Lansdowne Road at 11.45pm. As they reached the rear gates of St Patrick's College two males, who had a dog, attacked them.
Thomas was stabbed five times in the back, and died from his injuries.
Earlier this week, police renewed their appeal for information about the murder.
A mobile police station was set up close to the site where Thomas was murdered, and a mobile advertising trailer was used over a wider area in a bid to prompt people's memories and consciences.
During the investigation, over 900 statements have been taken, more than 60 searches have been carried out and nine arrests have been made, however no one has ever been charged.
(EF)
A man, who was also arrested yesterday was released on police bail.
The pair were arrested at separate locations in the north of the city yesterday morning and were taken to the serious crime suite in Antrim for questioning.
Thomas Devlin, 15, was brutally murdered as he made his way home on the evening of Wednesday August 10 last year.
Thomas and two friends were attacked as they walked along Somerton Road from the direction of Fortwilliam Park towards the Lansdowne Road at 11.45pm. As they reached the rear gates of St Patrick's College two males, who had a dog, attacked them.
Thomas was stabbed five times in the back, and died from his injuries.
Earlier this week, police renewed their appeal for information about the murder.
A mobile police station was set up close to the site where Thomas was murdered, and a mobile advertising trailer was used over a wider area in a bid to prompt people's memories and consciences.
During the investigation, over 900 statements have been taken, more than 60 searches have been carried out and nine arrests have been made, however no one has ever been charged.
(EF)
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Two arrested in connection with Thomas Devlin murder
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Police have arrested a 22-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman in connection with the investigation into the fatal stabbing of north Belfast schoolboy Thomas Devlin. There are no further details as yet, however it is understood that the arrests were made this morning in Belfast.
23 March 2010
Lomic Director Disqualified
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A top Co Londonderry businessman has agreed to step down from his kitchen manufacturing business. The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment has accepted a disqualification undertaking for eight years from Michael Thomas Logue of Urbalshinny Road, Maghera, in respect of his conduct as a director of Lomic Manufacturing Limited.
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Inquests into Dublin bombings re-open
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Relatives of those killed in the Dublin bombings of 1972/73 have marched on Dublin's Coroner Court today for a resumption of inquests into the killings. The inquests were originally adjourned shortly after the deaths of three men - George Bradshaw, Thomas Duffy and Thomas Douglas – and were never concluded.
24 August 2005
Knife found close to scene of stabbing not murder weapon
A knife found close to the spot where 15-year-old Thomas Devlin was fatally stabbed earlier this month is not the murder weapon, police have confirmed. The knife was discovered by a resident cutting a hedge at the rear of his house off the Landsdowne Road on Monday evening.
Knife found close to scene of stabbing not murder weapon
A knife found close to the spot where 15-year-old Thomas Devlin was fatally stabbed earlier this month is not the murder weapon, police have confirmed. The knife was discovered by a resident cutting a hedge at the rear of his house off the Landsdowne Road on Monday evening.
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