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The only fact that I can give you from them questions is that he was seen naked and running looking exhausted on CCTV in Northwood. The PSNI showed that CCTV to the family but nothing else. His bike and some of his clothes where also found in that street. The family were also told that a witness seen 2 men standing outside a car at the top of the street watching him. I would encourage anyway with an interest to watch/listen to  the podcast. It seems a very complex case when you listen to it.

Where is fortwilliam train station? Is it called anything else? Or is it a historic station that no longer exists? On maps here trying to piece this together in my head

Apologies, I'm not from the area but here is a couple of tweets that may help.

https://twitter.com/fionadonohoe2/status/1413615330686115845?s=21&t=k8GIgXLz7MQYrXSzEkMp6g

https://twitter.com/dtm_mama/status/1417416080872689670?s=21&t=k8GIgXLz7MQYrXSzEkMp6g

So she's saying he was placed there, did someone drag him 1 km or was he just placed in a place that had a manhole above him?

Did he drown or die of other injuries? If there is water in the lungs does that prove he drowned or not? I'm not sure what way it works..

Did the search team look there early on or not? Those guys are all volunteers who do great work independently from the police, have they ever had input the Noah group?

What was his timeline, as in did he die that day or later in the week?

This is the problem. So many questions that the PSNI have not answered, even the family have been left in the dark.

There is a manhole cover at Fortwilliam train station 20 meters from where the body was found.

From memory, I believe Fiona stated once that Noah died officially from drowning. She publicly asked was the water in Noah's lungs the same water that was in the storm drain, as far as I'm aware she's never been told.

Search and rescue volunteers would have been a great tool in finding Noah, unfortunately they were sent to Cavehill by the PSNI to look for him, even though he was seen naked at Northwood.

As for the timeline of his death, I'm not sure as I don't think those details were released.

Fiona did an interview with James English on YouTube that goes into greater detail, it's heartbreaking but I suppose she feels she has been backed into a corner.

To me I just labour back to my original point - he's a black male cycling naked up Northwood Road which is effectively a dead end - he has to struggle past the side of a house in the broad daylight to make it to the storm drain - there is no way I can believe he wasn't spotted in this area dozens of times.

And travelled a kilometre up a narrow storm drain!!!

Was he a KM up the drain?  How wide was the drain?

Below is from Noah's aunt, this is on her Twitter page if anyone doubts the source. There is a lot of factual info on this case on social media through Fiona (who was mysteriously blocked on Twitter for a period of time) and her sister. I would encourage everyone to seek it out, this case stinks to high heaven. So many simple questions not answered by PSNI.

1. At this stage people are forgetting the elephant in the room being the stormdrain,the PSNI and Coroner claim Noah climbed into and crawled 950km over debris, manmade obstructions, around corners through a possible massive chamber to get to the place he was found.
2. Noah was naked, in pitch darkness. The tunnel is made of concrete and not even a metre in Diameter for most of it and slightly more than a metre in parts. His body, torso, knees, arms, elbows etc would have been badly cut due to the concrete and contents of the stormdrain.
3. Noah had no such damage on his body. No cuts other than two small lateral scrapes on each arm. Due to where he allegedly was for 6 days and the tidal water that fulled that tunnel twice a day, submerging Noahs whole body in water.  The strength of that spring tide would have
4. Pulled a body out of the tunnel but  also, the effect of being in water for 6days would have been catastrophic. The only water damage to Noahs body was his hands and feet⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
6 days in a stormdrain with no rodent damage or insect damage⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
5.6days in water with sewage, the bacteria in any water let alone water that contains sewage does awful things to a body, Noahs body was perfect apart from the water damage to his hands and feet and bruise to his head. Who hit him, who placed him in that terrible place⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
6.I will go into the damn storm drain myself if need be to prove that Noah could not have made it to the point his wee body was found.I apologise for the detail and realise people may find it difficult to read but please open your eyes and see what is going on here.

Just to add to recent posts. Option C would have a tiered point system (4 points for a win in a started fixture and 2 points for a win in a non starred fixture.)

Grades already out. 13's start 12th March, 17's start 27th February and 15's start July/August TBC

That free against McKernan was one of the worst I've ever seen

As far as I know the restructure has been scrapped due to the split season starting in next year or so

[Before All Ireland Final?]

What kind of msrketing would the Tailteann Cup.require?

Before All Ireland Final?
Social media push?
Press nights?
Up for the match ?
40% of the Sunday Game ?

The day before maybe, making it a finals weekend. Tough enough to get tickets for an AI Final with 2 teams never mind having 4 senior teams. If promoted correctly, Tailteann Cup final should through time attract 20/30/40k fans on the Saturday

How many fake Sam Maguire cups is there running about Tyrone at the minute? Must 4/5 of them at this stage. Lol

A replay in County final will cause some mayhem

Does anyone know if Croke Park hotel is residents only on Saturday? If so, are the other local bars booking only? Cheers

No links sent through yet, they were due on Friday. I would assume they are waiting to see if the match goes ahead, logistical nightmare to take money off people and then have to give it back. Better communication would be appreciated by everyone though.

Mission
"The GAA is a community based volunteer organisation promoting Gaelic Games, culture and lifelong participation."

It's there in black and white, community comes first. Volunteers who put work into the local community clubs deserve to be rewarded, end of. Take these volunteers away and the whole deck of cards falls down. Those who pay membership to their local club are helping to fund the above, people who don't join their local club or their home club are going against the ethos of the organisation they claim to support.

I hear the usual shite has started this year again. Last years minors play Derry next Saturday in the championship, players told they are not allowed to play for clubs (senior and u19) this weekend and next week by the management. A few clubs even weaker over the next 2 weeks.