Peter Moor
Journalist and Producer at UTV
Journalist @utvnews. [email protected]
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2 months ago |
itv.com | Peter Moor
Four weeks of commemorative hearings are set to begin at a public inquiry in Omagh to hear from those affected by the 1998 Real IRA bombing. The attack claimed the lives of 29 people, including a woman pregnant with unborn twins. It was the worst single atrocity of the Troubles in terms of its death toll. Across the first two weeks of the hearings at the Omagh Bomb Public Inquiry, each one of the 29 victims will be commemorated.
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2 months ago |
itv.com | Peter Moor
ExclusiveThe woman raped by a soldier from Londonderry says she feels safer now that her attacker Kielan Mooney has been jailed. UTV has spoken exclusively to the woman, who says she wants to be known as a survivor. Mooney, who was a soldier in the Irish Army was sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison. It comes as a former Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council resigned from the SDLP after he provided a character reference for Mooney.
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May 20, 2024 |
itv.com | Peter Moor
UTV has uncovered footage from almost 50 years ago showing a 10-year haemophiliac being injected with Factor 8 - hailed as "wonder treatment" at the time, which turned out to be very far from the actual case. Today the Prime Minister offered an "unequivocal apology" describing the infected blood scandal as something which should "shake our nation to the core". Rishi Sunak promised "comprehensive compensation" no matter the cost.
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Nov 28, 2023 |
itv.com | Peter Moor
The future of a historic Portrush Station Clock is under threat after local councillors refused to buy the clock from its current owner. Barry Torrens recently moved to Italy and can no longer take care of the clock - he fears that the Victorian clock will be lost to the North Coast's rich heritage. "What I've been forced to do is put it up for sale. It was built for the people of Portrush over 130 years ago and to see it just lost would be an awful shame," Barry said.
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Nov 17, 2023 |
itv.com | Peter Moor
Families say they are "shattered and disappointed" to be told they are unlikely to get an inquest into their loved ones' deaths due to a lack of resources. The families involved in ten legacy inquests were told it would be very difficult for conclusions to be reached before May 2024 when the government's legacy bill comes into force.
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A week on from the end of the first phase of the Omagh Bomb Inquiry @sara_utv takes a look at the 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, who died in the Real IRA atrocity. @UTVNews https://t.co/N5EFMh8aHv
RT @UTVNews: Tonight we heard from strong survivors of the Omagh bomb, as they reflect on life following the blast. Both saying that harrow…
RT @UTVNews: Survivor of rape by Derry soldier Kielan Mooney says she feels safer now attacker is behind bars https://t.co/VscxYqgqCN