Connla Young is a Crime and Security Correspondent at the Irish News. With a focus on culture and society, as well as crime and justice, he explores themes such as racial issues, diversity and inclusion, and civil rights. Connla's work has been featured in MSN and The Irish News.
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Connla Young's coverage focuses on local politics, crime, and ongoing legal processes in Belfast and the wider UK. He frequently reports on breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements as well as seeks expert commentary.
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By: Connla Young
Concerns have been raised after a tune associated with hate filled sectarian anthem was played durin...
By: Connla Young
Nationalist residents in the Lower Ormeau area are “hoping for the best but preparing for the worst”...
By: Connla Young
Concerns have been raised after a tune associated with hate filled sectarian anthem was played during an Orange Order support parade and rally in Portadown on Saturday night.
By: Connla Young
Police believe dissident republicans may be responsible for posting a bomb to a Derry hotel.
By: Connla Young
Garvaghy Road residents say their stand “has been fully vindicated” after a High Court judge ruled S...
By: Connla Young
Four people have been arrested for a series of offences including “paying for sexual services of a child”.
Garvaghy Road residents say their stand “has been fully vindicated” after a High Court judge ruled Secretary of State Chris Bryant was legally entitled to ban the Orange Order's Drumcree parade.
By: Connla Young
The Parades Commission has banned a planned Apprentice Boys parade from the nationalist Lower Ormeau area of south Belfast.
By: Connla Young
The family of an IRA man killed by the RUC have described by a DUP man's claims that he ‘deserved to...
By: Connla Young
Apprentice Boys banned from marching through the nationalist Lower Ormeau area rejected an alternati...
