Crimes Ireland Crimes Ireland

After a long enough break after what was an out-there four months for me and most likely you too. Never mind the pandemic and very present Ukraine/Russia crisis, the show is back with a slightly inconsistent bookend and ad-hoc episode. I hope you enjoy it and sorry for the wait! This episode will be just to fulfil my unofficial pledge to give at least one bonus episode a season, while at the same time shoehorning in housekeeping, with a much more atypical and loose-ish approach than usual. I realise the risk(for saying something stupid/embarrassing/unfunny) in it but wanted to try a looser type episode. 

As the title says, this episode covers 'Last Executions in Belfast', according to some of my sources. 

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Today's episode covers the goings-on around the Seaforde Estate, July 1870.
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This recalls the murder of Charles Wilgar by the hands of Daniel Ward in sixteen eighty-three. 

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This episode recounts the murder of Margaret Whitley, and the capture of her killer in 1875 Belfast. 

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Todays case is spread over a local enough area in Armagh, mainly in a village called Derryane. Ahem - COAL SPACE ISLAND.
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