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Anthony Neeson

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As seen in: Andersonstown News, Irish Echo, IrishCentral, Ex Bulletin, Belfast Media Group, South Belfast News
Editor of the Andersonstown News in Belfast, Ireland, and contributor to the Irish Echo in New York. Currently sucking diesel.
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Ardoyne residents' group rubbish DUP MLA's comments on Orange Order talks

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By Anthony Neeson Verified
| Belfast Media Group Verified
AN Ardoyne residents’ group has rubbished claims by a DUP MLA that it was involved in talks with the Orange Order to facilitate parades through the district. The claim was made by North Belfast MLA Philip Brett on BBC Radio Ulster’s Talk Back programme. Mr Brett was speaking during a discussion following the High Court judgement to quash a Parades Commission decision on the controversial Drumcree parade.
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Paddy Elliott passes away one day before his 83rd birthday

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By Anthony Neeson Verified
| Belfast Media Group Verified
TRIBUTES have been paid to Lenadoon man Paddy Elliott who passed away on Monday. Paddy was the husband of the late Sally and father to Pearse, Eamonn, Brendan, Kevin, Sean, Sarah and Ciara. He died in hospital surrounded by his family. A life-long republican and Gael, his son Pearse led tributes to his father on social media.
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Fergus is On The Road

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By Anthony Neeson Verified, Gerry Adams
| Irish Echo Verified
Fergus Farrell is today somewhere in Pennsylvania. He began his marathon walk across America from the Brooklyn Bridge last Saturday, August 22. The Athenry, County Galway man - who was once told he would likely never walk again after sustaining a catastrophic spinal cord injury - is now walking stride by stride to California, and specifically Los Angeles. There will be a full report in this week's print/digital edition of the Echo.
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