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Hayley Halpin
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Reporter, TheJournal.ie
Dublin, Belfast
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By Hayley Halpin Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified Victim has 'great comfort' knowing abuser to die in prisonBrian Ellison has waived his right to anonymity [BBC]A victim of Paul Dunleavy has said it brings him "great comfort" that the Christian Brother and former school principal will die in prison. Brian Ellison said he was abused by Dunleavy over a six to eight-week period in primary school. He was aged 10 at the time.
By Hayley Halpin Verified| Yahoo Verified The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) said it has dealt with 146 gorse fires since midnight on Thursday. It comes after a major incident was declared at the weekend when a large wildfire broke out near the Mourne Mountains, and led to homes being evacuated. That blaze is being treated as arson. Firefighters are continuing to tackle a wildfire at Bloody Bridge in Newcastle on Monday morning.
By Hayley Halpin Verified| Yahoo Verified The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) said it has dealt with 146 gorse fires since midnight on Thursday. It comes after a major incident was declared at the weekend when a large wildfire broke out near the Mourne Mountains, and led to homes being evacuated. That blaze is being treated as arson. Firefighters are continuing to tackle a wildfire at Bloody Bridge in Newcastle on Monday morning.
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TheJournal.ie
Journal Media Limited, based in Dublin, Ireland, operates TheJournal.ie, a leading digital-native news platform established in April 2010. The company is owned by brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon and employs around 75 staff. TheJournal.ie is recognized as Ireland’s second-most-consulted online news service, providing comprehensive digital news coverage across politics, business, sports, and culture. The platform offers free access to its content, relying primarily on advertising revenue, which constitutes 88% of its income. In recent years, it has introduced voluntary subscriptions, contributing 4% to its revenue. The editorial team, led by Editor Sinéad O’Carroll and Managing Editor Susan Daly, focuses on original reporting, having transitioned from a mix of aggregated and original content. The company maintains a commercial partnership with Distilled Media, enhancing its advertising capabilities.
Founded: 2010