Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Mon 3rd Dec 2012

News Sport Lifestyle Community News Warm front keeps snow away from Ulster A warm front will protect Northern Ireland from heavy snowfall expected across Great Britain this week, weather forecasters have predicted. Read more... Nationalism in crisis, says Peter Robinson Nationalism is in crisis as more Catholics define themselves as Northern Irish, First Minister Peter Robinson has claimed. Read more... Facebook paedophile page must close Facebook is considering its next move after a Northern Ireland court ordered the removal of a page monitoring paedophiles. Read more... Sectarian attack on new Kingsmills memorial Sectarian graffiti has been scratched into the plaster of a new memorial to the ten victims of the Kingsmills massacre. Read more... GAA probes players' racism claims The GAA is to investigate claims of racism during an Ulster Club football final between Crossmaglen and Kilcoo. Read more...   Sport Late drama as George McMullan penalty rescues point for leaders Cliftonville Cliftonville manager Tommy Breslin reflected that his league leaders were a trifle fortunate to salvage a point from this six-goal thriller at Shamrock Park – with the North Belfast men’s equaliser coming on 89 minutes. Read more... Young Archie Stewart is in dreamland following County Antrim Shield success By his own admission, Aaron Stewart’s beloved, yet floundering Liverpool can influence his mood more than anything else. Read more... Glenavon manager Gary Hamilton hails defensive duo Kris Lindsay and Mark Haughey Gary Hamilton heaped praise on defensive duo Kris Lindsay and Mark Haughey after Glenavon recorded a morale-boosting win away to Coleraine. Read more... Kenny Shiels vents anger at McKenna dismissal KENNY Shiels was on the warpath again on Saturday over an early red card – but on this occasion it was the dismissal of opponent Stephen McKenna that drew the wrath of the Kilmarnock manager. Read more... Retaining title would be 'best ever' admits Linfield boss David Jeffrey Linfield boss David Jeffrey admitted if his team manage to retain the Gibson Cup this season it would be his “greatest ever achievement”. Read more...   Please do not respond directly to this email as this mailbox is not monitored. To contact Belfast Newsletter direct go to http://www.newsletter.co.uk/ and click on Contact Us Johnston Press are the publishers of Belfast Newsletter. You have received this email as you have subscribed to this newsletter on our website. Edit or Unsubscribe Preferences | Edit Your Profile Company Name: Johnston Press plc | Registered in Scotland no: SCO15382 | Registered Office: 108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS