Noah Donohoe, a 14-year-old schoolboy, disappears in north Belfast after setting out to meet friends on the evening of Sunday, 21 June 2020. His disappearance later leads to the discovery of his body in a storm drain, following a period in which his whereabouts were unknown.
An inquest into his death in June 2020 includes a narrative verdict returned by the jury. RTE publishes a timeline compiling the events and details that are established as part of the inquest process and wider reporting. The Evening Standard also outlines key facts about what Noah was doing that evening, where he was last seen, and the circumstances of him being found.
While the outlets focus on different ways of presenting information—one as a structured timeline and the other as a summary of known details—they broadly agree on the central sequence: Noah goes missing after arranging to meet friends in north Belfast, and he is later found dead in a storm drain.