Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Mon 14th Jan 2013

News Sport Lifestyle Community News 'Bad 24 hours for the image of unionism' MIKE Nesbitt described it as “a bad 24 hours for the image of unionism”. Read more... Dialogue is the only way forward, urges Robinson THE only way to end violence in Northern Ireland is through the political process, the First Minister has said. Read more... OAP blocked on visit to sick wife THE recording of a frustrated north Belfast pensioner who was being prevented from getting through a loyalist protest to visit his dying wife in hospital has gone viral. Read more... Willie Frazer rebuffs 'warning' claims VICTIMS’ campaigner Willie Frazer yesterday dismissed claims made in a Sunday newspaper that east Belfast community worker Jim Wilson warned him not to go into east Belfast. Read more... Police decision to block bridge 'led to trouble' MANY of those involved in Saturday’s flag protest in Belfast have claimed a police decision to block the Queen’s Bridge led to violence. Read more...   Sport Adamson goal sets up Irish Cup replay FOUR goals - including one after only 11 seconds - a sending off and a smidgeon of controversy - Irish Cup fever well and truly descended on Windsor Park on Saturday. Read more... Portadown striker Gary Twigg grabs a double to sink Dungannon Swifts Both sides were guilty of sloppy defending in this Irish Cup tie – but only Portadown had the predatory Gary Twigg, and his two goals propelled them the sixth round of the Irish Cup. Read more... CUP TALK ON HOLD AS REDs FOCUS ON LEAGUE AFTER breezing past the challenge of Ballinamallard United at Solitude on Saturday, Cliftonville boss Tommy Breslin said all talk of a sixth round date with Donegal Celtic will be put on hold until the time is right. Read more... Coleraine hit seven against ten man Ballynahinch Coleraine boss Oran Kearney was in seventh heaven as his side eased past Amateur League side Ballynahinch United in the Irish Cup to set up a sixth round tie with derby rivals Ballymena United. Read more... Heartbreak for Warrenpoint Town after late Ballymena winner Warrenpoint Town boss Barry Gray savoured the standing ovation his side received after giving Ballymena United an almighty cup scare but admitted: “I would rather have been booed off for beating them!” 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