So that woman who went missing in Ibiza

[johnneycool]

MR2

"Is he?" meant Gallsman took the question seriously, and obviously seemed to disagree.

This may be some subliminal 6 county joke where everyone's religion is questioned and it is hilarious for some reason.

Everyone knows you can't make an informed judgement of someones character unless you know what religious belief structure they were indoctrinated into in their youth.

[muppet]

MR2

"Is he?" meant Gallsman took the question seriously, and obviously seemed to disagree.

This may be some subliminal 6 county joke where everyone's religion is questioned and it is hilarious for some reason.

Everyone knows you can't make an informed judgement of someones character unless you know what religious belief structure they were indoctrinated into in their youth.

True.

Have we a record of his church attendance and religious instruction in school?

[take_yer_points]

Probably shouldnt judge where she is from but Dungannon wouldnt exactly be a drugs free zone if you know what I mean...................

I'd never heard that before - would Dungannon be worse than any other town of similar size? Where would the main non drugs free zones in the town be?

Yes, yes it would.

Omagh and Cookstown are pretty drug free.
Strabane has cleaned up its act in recent years.

In conclusion - Dungannon = rife with drugs.

I had my doubts about your claims so decided to do some research to find the number of drug related crime/incidents in each of the towns you mentioned and a few others for January to June 2013 (http://www.nicrimemaps.org):

Dungannon    20
Omagh          21
Cookstown    21
Strabane        6

Lurgan          42
Ballymena     35
Coleraine      38

Conclusion: You're right about Strabane (it is also the most crime free of the 4 towns you mentioned by a long long way) - Omagh and Cookstown are not drug free and Dungannon has less drug crime/incidents than both.

[No Soloing]

There were 5 people arrested in Cookstown on heroin charges a couple of days ago

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-23769215

There were drugs in Cookstown 20 years ago. I doubt if it would be too drug-free these days

[take_yer_points]

There were 5 people arrested in Cookstown on heroin charges a couple of days ago

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-23769215

There were drugs in Cookstown 20 years ago. I doubt if it would be too drug-free these days

I think it takes until about the 10th of the month for that site I used to update for the previous month. It's very useful - you can get crime stats by type of crime down to post code level

[johnneycool]

MR2

"Is he?" meant Gallsman took the question seriously, and obviously seemed to disagree.

This may be some subliminal 6 county joke where everyone's religion is questioned and it is hilarious for some reason.

Everyone knows you can't make an informed judgement of someones character unless you know what religious belief structure they were indoctrinated into in their youth.

True.

Have we a record of his church attendance and religious instruction in school?

That's totally irrelevant, you only need the background, all that other stuff is waffle and won't change your initial prejudices in one way or another.

[muppet]

MR2

"Is he?" meant Gallsman took the question seriously, and obviously seemed to disagree.

This may be some subliminal 6 county joke where everyone's religion is questioned and it is hilarious for some reason.

Everyone knows you can't make an informed judgement of someones character unless you know what religious belief structure they were indoctrinated into in their youth.

True.

Have we a record of his church attendance and religious instruction in school?

That's totally irrelevant, you only need the background, all that other stuff is waffle and won't change your initial prejudices in one way or another.

Ah right, so we only need a headline or a sound byte and we are away in a hack.

[Milltown Row2]

MR2

"Is he?" meant Gallsman took the question seriously, and obviously seemed to disagree.

This may be some subliminal 6 county joke where everyone's religion is questioned and it is hilarious for some reason.

Everyone knows you can't make an informed judgement of someones character unless you know what religious belief structure they were indoctrinated into in their youth.

True.

Have we a record of his church attendance and religious instruction in school?

That's totally irrelevant, you only need the background, all that other stuff is waffle and won't change your initial prejudices in one way or another.

Ah right, so we only need a headline or a sound byte and we are away in a hack.

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They have no blankets now ffs!!

[Bingo]

Massive drug problem in Blayney.....very hard to get your hands on good stuff, market flooded with crap, heavily cut stuff.....serious problem   

[muppet]

MR2

"Is he?" meant Gallsman took the question seriously, and obviously seemed to disagree.

This may be some subliminal 6 county joke where everyone's religion is questioned and it is hilarious for some reason.

Everyone knows you can't make an informed judgement of someones character unless you know what religious belief structure they were indoctrinated into in their youth.

True.

Have we a record of his church attendance and religious instruction in school?

That's totally irrelevant, you only need the background, all that other stuff is waffle and won't change your initial prejudices in one way or another.

Ah right, so we only need a headline or a sound byte and we are away in a hack.

ZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz


They have no blankets now ffs!!

You weren't that bothered about blankets a while ago!

So they have pleaded not guilty, could be a lengthy wait for a Trial and this time will be spent in jail.  IF (we will see) they are found guilty they will get a sentence at the top end of the sentencing guidelines.  If acquitted they will still have spent along time in a Peruvian prison.

Guilty or not, they are in for a rough ride.

I would 

[rodney trotter]

No bail, as the pics in Lima were a giveaway. "Didn't see that coming http://t.co/3HShTvZaIQ

[Lecale2]

We'll not hear much about them now for another couple of years.

[Mario]

Has anyone else noticed that the swapped clothes? Shows what their priorities are during this very stressful period, god forbid they would be seen wearing the same outfit two days in a row on TV. Sums up these Girls.

[Lecale2]

The Times
If the prospect of spending the next 25 years in a South American prison was troubling them, you would have struggled to know it from their wish list.

A note requesting essentials by the so-called "Peru Two", Michaella McCollum Connolly and Melissa Reid, reads more like a last minute reminder of items to take on holiday.

Included on the shopping list was baby oil, hair removal cream, Nivea moisturiser, a pack of cards, a sports bra, size 32FF, toilet roll, envelopes and stamps.

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/americas/article3849691.ece

[Shamrock Shore]

Yes. It's important to be nice and hairless when in a Peru jail.

Swapping the clothes baffles me. WTF was that about? A covert signal to someone? Are they totally insane.

Jesus - only the out and out loons must think these brazen young wans are poor innocent lambs.