Deborah McAleese
ITV News
Dublin, D, Ireland
Contact Deborah
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Deborah:
Newry mum-of-five who lost baby and leg and got breast cancer trains to run triathlon
Rosie Tennyson says she "just wants to live" - and that's what drives her to keep going, after losing her leg and getting cancer within just two years. → Read More
Survivors of forcible adoption urge all-Ireland body to help reunite families
Survivors of mother and baby homes where children were forcibly put up for adoption have called for the establishment of an all-Ireland body to help reunite families. → Read More
Sinn Fein, SDLP and Greens discuss anti-Brexit alliance in run up to general election
The SDLP has met with Sinn Fein and the Green Party to discuss the possibility of forming an anti-Brexit alliance in the run up to the general election. → Read More
It ended for Martin McGuinness where it all began, back home in Derry
In the words of Republican hero Bobby Sands, it ended for Martin McGuinness where it all began, Back Home In Derry. → Read More
Martin McGuinness: DUP's 'antipathy all things Irish' is disappointing
Martin McGuinness said that the DUP's "abysmal" response to the renewable heating scandal was the "last straw" for Sinn Fein. → Read More
DUP's Jim Wells targeted by 'Russian woman seeking warmth of Western man'
DUP politician Jim Wells has been targeted by cyber criminals posing as a Russian female searching for romance. → Read More
Top grammar school comes under fire after pupil's quotes that praise Hitler are included in yearbook
A top grammar school is under fire after quotes from Adolf Hitler were included in its yearbook. → Read More
Family remember 'true gentleman' Gerard McMahon who died after being sprayed with CS gas in Belfast city centre
The man who died after a struggle with police in Belfast has been described by family and friends as "one of the good guys". → Read More
Probe into death of Gerard McMahon who was sprayed with CS gas during Belfast arrest
Tributes have been paid to a man who died after police used CS spray in a bid to restrain him during a "violent" incident in Belfast city centre. → Read More
Gerard McMahon death: Family call for 'swift investigation' after CS gas Belfast arrest
The family of a man who died after police used CS spray in a bid to restrain him during a "violent" incident in Belfast city centre have called for a "thorough and swift → Read More
Great Victoria Street incident: Man arrested after 'violent altercation' with Belfast taxi drivers
The Police Ombudsman is investigating after a man was left seriously ill in hospital after police used CS spray during his arrest. → Read More
Police confirm 12 IRA assault rifles recovered since decommissioning
Twelve assault rifles belonging to the IRA have been found by police since decommissioning. → Read More
Cheating police students in Northern Ireland could be shown door
Some of the 78 student police officers caught cheating in their exams may not be hired as constables at the end of their two-year probation, the PSNI has said. → Read More
Harry Holland's family appalled to discover killer Stephen McKee may soon be back on streets
The family of a much-loved Belfast greengrocer who was stabbed in the head with a screwdriver nine years ago have been left distraught at the news his killer could soon be back walking → Read More
PSNI orders investigation into low number of Catholic recruits
The PSNI has ordered a probe into why so few Catholics are applying to join the organisation amid serious concern over representation levels. → Read More
Dissident suspect allowed spa break on bail over murder of prison officer David Black
A terror suspect charged in connection with the murder of prison officer David Black had his bail conditions relaxed so he could go on a spa break, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal. → Read More
PSNI Chief Constable under fire after telling officer 'stop wallowing in self pity' on Twitter
The Police Federation has demanded an apology from Chief Constable George Hamilton following comments he made on Twitter to one of his officers. → Read More
PSNI Chief Constable 'sorry' for offence caused after telling officer to 'stop wallowing in self pity' on Twitter
PSNI Chief Constable has apologised for any offence caused following comments he made on Twitter to one of his officers. → Read More
PSNI warns public over fake World Cup lottery scam letter
Fraudsters are targeting unsuspecting members of the public in a fake Fifa World Cup online lottery, police have warned. → Read More
Argos accused of glorifying terror gangs by helping to distribute T-shirts emblazoned with UDA/UFF and UVF slogans
High street chain Argos has been accused of glorifying terrorism by helping to distribute loyalist paramilitary T-shirts. → Read More