Parents killed by teen lovers

gave him the drumsticks. “I went every night and went ten nights when he played the RDS Dublin. He does completely different sets. I couldn’t miss it.”

Sadly Ann, who Ambrose met when he was 14, died in 2013 in the Neil Diamond Room.

‘When Ann was diagnosed with cancer, Neil Diamond flew into Dublin for an interview on the Late Late Show.

“I pulled every string to get tickets, then RTE rang to say they’ve two tickets at the door. When he sang I Am, I Said, the tears in my eyes — that’s my song. Ann was diagnosed just before that. It was one of our greatest nights.

“I sang The Story of My Life in McGrath’s pub after my wife’s funeral and now every DJ gets me to sing that.

“Neil has Parkinson’s so he’s not touring anymore but I’m always off to the tribute bands,” adds Ambrose, who plans to leave his collection to his grandchildren.

“I’d love to stage an exhibition and have it travel all over. You’ll never see so much of a collection in one place.”

Dublin Fire Brigade wrote on Twitter: “Congratulations to baby Laoise who was in a big hurry this morning. Firefighter/paramedics Barry and Mark from Rathfarnham Fire Station assisted Mammy with the delivery at home. All doing well.”

Emma chimed in with her own update and thanked Alice from Domino Midwives, who stayed on the phone with her during the frantic process. Emma added: “A huge thanks to Mark and Barry from our shell shocked little family.”

A COURT in Germany has convicted a 19-yearold man and his 17-yearold girlfriend of murdering her parents.

The court in Bayreuth jailed the man for 13 years and six months for stabbing the couple to death last January.

Both victims, aged 51 and 47, were doctors.

Their daughter was sentenced to nine-and-a-half years in prison.

Judges concluded the girl’s “hatred” for her parents had been the driving force behind the killings.