Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Fri 13th Dec 2013

Belfast Newsletter News Garda chief backtracks on Smithwick findings The rejection of key Smithwick Tribunal findings by the Garda Commissioner has angered unionist politicians north of the border. Read more... Jamie Bryson expects arrest after releasing tapes Jamie Bryson has said he “fully expects” police to attempt to arrest him after he posted a series of recordings from interview tapes during his questioning over alleged offences during the flag protests earlier this year. Read more... Ann Travers: Who gives us the right to deny justice to our dead? IRA victim Ann Travers has rejected a DUP proposal of optional immunity for those responsible for Troubles-related crimes. Read more... Bishop Buckley admits taking part in 14 sham marriage ceremonies Controversial cleric and self-appointed bishop Pat Buckley yesterday admitted involvement in 14 sham marriages, whose purpose was to flout the immigration laws. Read more... Sabotage campaign at Quinn's business is 'moronic' The rebranded Quinn Group in Co Fermanagh has condemned a “continuing campaign of sabotage” after a stolen fuel truck was rammed into its headquarters and set alight. Read more...   Sport Glentoran jettison Jimmy Callacher as Linfield move in on Oval defender Linfield appear in pole position to sign Jimmy Callacher after Glentoran publicly jettisoned their player on Thursday night. Read more... Rangers chief Graham Wallace willing to 'work with anyone' Rangers chief executive Graham Wallace says he would have no problem working with any of the four boardroom hopefuls who are seeking election at the club’s annual general meeting. Read more... 'We are in it to win it' insists Crusaders boss Stephen Baxter Stephen Baxter insists Crusaders are “in it to win it” after being paired with Sligo Rovers in the quarter-finals of the Setanta Sports Cup. Read more... No pressure to sell top players says Gers boss Rangers manager Ally McCoist insists he has not been put under any pressure to sell players in January. Read more... 'The show will go on' insist Setanta Cup organisers Organisers of the Setanta Sports Cup insist the ‘show must go on’ despite Linfield and Cliftonville withdrawing from next year’s competition. 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