Kate Cannon: 'If you didn't have a mother of your own, you would invent her'

THE simple things in life are truly the best and Kate Cannon knew that secret and lived it in such a humble and full way.

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Joe Graham: Historian and activist with passion for words

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AS a child, Joe Graham's father would take him on bike rides and excursions the length and breadth of Co Antrim to instil in him a clear knowledge of its rich history.

Very Rev Dr Sam Hutchinson: Respected former Moderator and Clerk of Presbyterian Church

18 Dec, 2021

VERY Rev Dr Sam Hutchinson was leader of the Presbyterian Church in the year the Good Friday Agreement was signed and a highly-respected Clerk of its General Assembly for more than a decade.

David Magill: Hotelier was 'generous of spirit and honourable to the core'

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In February 1942 Merchant Seaman David Magill was lost at sea when his ship the Ocean Venture was struck by a torpedo off the coast of North Carolina.

Terry McDonough: Economics professor, campaigner and loving husband

11 Dec, 2021

Terrence McDonough was born in Pasadena, California, on December 22 1952.

Paddy Kilcullen: 'The Cúchulainn of the West'

11 Dec, 2021

PADDY Kilcullen - often referred to by friends as "Paddy Cúchulainn" and "The Cúchulainn of the West" - died on Saturday December 4 at his home in Ballina, Co Mayo.

Maurice Mathers: 'Two young lovers are longing to go there and they dream some day they will'

04 Dec, 2021

THE lyrics are well known but they were not sung.

Dominic O'Hara: Dedicated and witty teacher loved by pupils and staff alike

04 Dec, 2021

DOMINIC O’Hara’s loss to his family and friends, and to the staff and pupils of Christian Brothers Grammar School, Omagh, past and present, was enormous.

James Daly: Philosopher who strove to connect the lecture theatre to the war-torn streets

27 Nov, 2021

JAMES Daly came with his wife Miriam to live in Belfast in 1968, the year, he often wryly remarked, associated with both Humanae Vitae and Ireland’s civil rights movement.

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