Definition of “Nolan”

I gather she's involved with the son of this Mary Nolan -- Benedict, I think his name was.

Joseph Nolan 's shifty denials at the Old Bailey deserved further interrogation.

Lord Nolan has also produced recommendations for a national database of child abusers that would be updated subject to police checks.

Nolan shows that the claims for the success of these programmes have not been borne out by independent scrutiny.

Prof Brian Nolan , an author of the ESRI's report, declined yesterday to comment on it.

She thought of all the things she'd forgotten or neglected in those past days. She hadn't been to read to Mary Nolan for ages.

The container, which was not airtight, is owned by a Wexford freight company, Nolan Transport.

Twenty-year-old Nolan has already given Liverpool something to think about by snatching an equaliser in last season's fixture at Anfield.

`It's a miracle from God," says Mrs Nolan , read the caption.