Still Breathing: The True Adventures of the Donnelly Brothers

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So, we kind of had three designers, two doing the traditional side and me doing my thing. So, I’d say I’m kind of like self-taught doing rough drawings, and, you know what, I’m still the same today. So, for example, I’ll draw something, take a screenshot and send it to a designer to turn into a CAD." Craig Donnelly, 23, of Barker Street, Huthwaite, Nottinghamshire. Admitted conspiracy to supply amphetamine, found guilty of production of amphetamine and conspiracy to supply cocaine. Jailed for 17 years.

Edward Taylor, 30, of Ringlow Park, Swinton, Greater Manchester. Admitted conspiracy to supply amphetamine. Jailed for four years and four months Anthony: "At that time, we were looking at other brands and thinking ‘we can do better than that ourselves’. We know what the message is, we know about the dancefloor and we know what’s current. The designs pretty much all came from Christopher. I’m on the business side and Chris is on creative." The panel noted there was no evidence of a history of sports injuries regarding incorrect underwear in the football team, and found Mr Donnelly had failed to maintain appropriate professional boundaries with the pupil.

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Manchester in that time was coming into its own as a cultural hub, what influence did that have on the brand? He sent one pupil messages late at night on three separate occasions, during December 2017 and January 2018, where he initiated a conversation about male underwear and asked the pupil what underwear he preferred. He made a suggestion of the kind of underwear the pupil should wear, providing a photograph by way of illustration. Anthony: "There was always an entrepreneurial spirit around us. I mean, if you have confidence in yourself to know that if you set something up, that you could make a success of it. It was like just a self-belief… when Christopher did his 21st Birthday party, the NME, The Stone Roses, London Recordsand anybody who was anybody turned up to share an experience with us. Everything we do we know we’ll put the effort and energy in, so we expect the rewards. Those rewards came fast." Kenneth Sheehan (43), of Cromwell Road, Belfast, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to cheat the public revenue on 18 October 2021 and was sentenced to 26 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, on 26 November 2021 at Belfast Crown Court. William Walsh (69), of Hillhead Avenue, Belfast, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to cheat the public revenue on 5 July 2022 and was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison, suspended for two years, on 8 July 2022 at Belfast Crown Court.

Christopher: "It’s good to be different and the traditional way isn’t always the best way. I didn’t have any qualifications in fashion at all. Fashion isn’t always something you can teach, it’s something that’s in you. It’s a great industry to be in, but it can be very hard. My advice to anyone is if you work hard enough and stay focussed you can do it." Vincent O’Neill (54), of Weavers Meadow, Crumlin, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to cheat the public revenue on 25 May 2022 and was sentenced to 26 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, on the same date at Belfast Crown Court. Simon Brennan (55), of Edenvale Meadows, Belfast, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiring to cheat the public revenue and two counts of conspiracy to convert criminal property on 2 September 2022 and was sentenced to four years imprisonment, suspended for three years, on 28 October 2022 at Belfast Crown Court. Robert Clarke (71), of Dundrod Road, Crumlin, pleaded guilty to one count of converting criminal property on 8 November 2019 and was sentenced to two years imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, on 12 November 2019 at Belfast Crown Court. Yep - Briefs up - hand in - pull balls up - pull junk up to whichever side you prefer. Should be more comfortable,” Mr Donnelly messaged the pupil at 23.38 pm.Kieran McGuinness (46), of Berkeley Hall Square, Lisburn, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to cheat the public revenue on 10 March 2022 and was sentenced to four years imprisonment, suspended for three years, on the same date at Belfast Crown Court. Richie Fido, 29, Broad Lane, Brinsley, Nottinghamshire. Pleaded guilty to production and conspiracy to supply amphetamine. Jailed for five years and four months.

Andrew Brimble, 48, Staffa Drive, Tibshelf, Derbyshire. Jailed for four years after admitting conspiracy to supply amphetamine

‘Sexually motivated’ messages

John Donnan (43), of Portnamona Court, Belfast, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiring to convert criminal property on 28 February 2022 and was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, on 10 March 2022 at Belfast Crown Court. During the conversation, Mr Donnelly advised the pupil on how he should arrange his genitalia in his underwear. Charles Corke, 41, Hillcrest Drive, Huyton, Merseyside. Convicted of production of amphetamine. Jailed for nine years

He asked the pupil, “Do they feel too tight” and sent further messages saying “Although you will be used to your boxers allowing everything to hang loose.” “You should think about how you arrange yourself inside them.” Mr Donnelly suggested in a witness statement that he said this in the context of having returned from a trip to Australia. He said he was awake late at night because of jetlag and cold due to the temperature difference between Australia and the UK. Gareth Shaw, 35, of Sefton Street, Southport, who pleaded guilty to the supply of Class A drugs and got three years and four months

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Stephen Darragh (57), of Georges Island Road, Aghalee, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to cheat the public revenue on 6 September 2022 and was sentenced to two years and six months imprisonment, suspended for two years, on 28 October 2022 at Belfast Crown Court. Services: Public Art | Public Artist | Community Artist | Community Arts | Mural Art | Mural Artist | Mural Painter | Portrait Painter | Painter | Public Art Consultation | Graffiti Art Workshops | Large scale painting | Professional Mural Painter | Artist | Brand Promotion | PR | Hand painted Wallpaper | Photo real Painting | Murals | Muralist | Interior decoration | Graffiti bedroom mural | Graffiti Artists | Street Art | Fine Art Painting | Graffiti Interior Design | Contemporary Graffiti Art | Graffiti Mural | Shop Shutter Painting| Graffiti Art | Community consultation | Artist In Residence | Canvases | Stencil Art | Hoardings | Shop Interiors | Workshops | Business Paintings for Commission | Bar Art | Hotel Art | Restaurant Artwork | Trompe L’oeil | Art for offices | Hospital Art | Commissions | Digital Art Artists | Exhibitions & Events Even prior to all that, everyone talks about the Hacienda– ’87, ’88 onwards – but I remember going to the Haciendain the early 80s, I was there for their first birthday party when I was 13! It’s been documented, but underneath the Hacienda dancefloor there was a hairdresser’s called ‘ Swing’ and the geezer who ran it, Andrew Berry, was a DJ at the Hacienda, so there’d be all types in there, it was just mad! I’d go and get my hair cut and Morriseywould be there, Bernard Sumner, Johnny Marr, The Falland seeing those guys made me think ‘that’s where you need to be. That’s where it’s at – music and fashion’.So that was definitely a turning point in my head. That was the route we needed to go." Also sentenced were Dawn Bennett, 35, of Manchester Road, Southport, who pleaded guilty to the supply of Class A drugs and got two years. I’d be going into primary school with ripped jeans on, sort of Converse style pumps with ‘ 88’ on the side of ‘em, with a mohair jumper at the age of 9. There used to be a punk disco up the road that I’d sneak into, and they'd all be pogoing to Slaughter and Dogs(from Wythenshawe), Sex Pistolsand all that, and I’d be 9 years old in there with geezers who were 18 to 20. It was an interesting time and place to be brought up in."