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23rd Anniversary: ​​Singer-songwriter Maurice Gibb from TheBee Gees passed away at the age of 53 at Miami Hospital, Florida after a heart attack during abdominal surgery. The Bee Gees released over 20 albums and had the 1979 global chart-topping ‘Spirits Having Flown’, and the singles ‘How Deep Is Your Love’, ‘Stayin’ Alive’ and ‘Night Fever’ from ‘Saturday Night Fever’ soundtrack both topped the charts in the US. Gibb was married to Scottish singer Lulu from 1969 to 1973. In 2002, Maurice was awarded the CBE (Commander of the British Empire), along with his brothers.

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January 13, 2010 The Beatles’ iconic yellow ship commemorative plaque, which was stolen six months ago from Liverpool’s Albert Dock, is set to be replaced by a new piece. The 1.5 meter long design features the faces of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison looking through a porthole window. The new ship will hang outside a museum dedicated to the band, The Beatles Story.

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January 13, 2010 — Liverpool Restores a Symbol as The Beatles’ Yellow Ship Returns to…

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He was Ireland’s sweetest star… Until a sinister phone call to his hotel in 1994 nearly got him killed – The truth revealed! Picture this: Daniel O’Donnell, fresh from opening his dream Viking House Hotel in sleepy Kincasslagh, receives a bomb-like threat sent straight to reception – “Cancel or die!” Loyalist paramilitaries mean business, forced to cancel major gigs amid the Troubles.

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IRELAND’S SWEETEST STAR — AND THE PHONE CALL THAT NEARLY ENDED IT ALL In 1994,…

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1994: The Death Threat Phone Call to Daniel O’Donnell’s Hotel That Forced Him to Hide – The Dark Secret Loyalists Didn’t Want You to Know! One ring at the Viking House Hotel in tiny Kincasslagh changed everything… A cold voice on the line threatened to kill the beloved singer if he dared cross into Northern Ireland for his sold-out shows. Why target the nicest guy in music? The hidden paramilitary motives, the fear that gripped Donegal, and how Daniel survived it all – this untold story will shock you!

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1994 — THE PHONE CALL THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING: How a Death Threat at a Small…

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The Terrifying Secret Phone Call That Almost Ended Daniel O’Donnell’s Life in 1994 – You Won’t Believe Who Threatened Him! In a single anonymous call to his own Viking House Hotel in Kincasslagh, a loyalist paramilitary group delivered a deadly warning: “If you perform in Northern Ireland, you’re dead!” The wholesome Irish country star had to cancel everything overnight…

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THE PHONE CALL THAT FROZE EVERYTHING — The Night a Death Threat Forced Daniel O’Donnell…

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