Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Mon 27th Jan 2014

Belfast Newsletter News IRA victims could sue Tony Blair over alleged Libyan Semtex deal Tony Blair could be sued by IRA victims over allegations he helped Colonel Gaddafi avoid paying compensation for Libyan-backed atrocities. Read more... 'Compensation the only form of justice available to IRA victims' The father of a child killed by the IRA in England has said compensation from Libya is vital to secure support services for terror victims. Read more... Former Paisley parishioners tight-lipped on controversy Ian Paisley’s sensational BBC documentary, Genesis to Revelation, might have been the subject of intense media debate for most of last week, but yesterday parishioners at Martyrs’ Memorial, the Belfast church where he ministered for decades, were remaining tight-lipped. Read more... Seaside haven recalls Holocaust refugees Principal of Millisle Primary, Linda Patterson, is proud of the wartime role her school played in sheltering Jewish children from Nazi persecution. Read more... 'DNA breakthrough' on IRA's brutal murder of informer Murder squad detectives say they have made a DNA breakthrough in the hunt for the killers of an IRA gunman turned informer 15 years ago. Read more...   Sport Sean O'Neill disappointed after poor showing from Crusaders Crusaders goalkeeper Sean O’Neill admitted that the men from the Shore Road did not do themselves justice at Solitude on Saturday. Read more... Cliftonville boss Tommy Breslin demands season starts now Cliftonville chief Tommy Breslin proudly looked on as he team mounted the podium to be presented with the Wasp Solutions League Cup -- then demanded ‘let’s adopt Linfield’s trophy winning trend’! Read more... Penalty drama adds gloss to drab affair at Solitude A penalty shoot-out is never the desired choice to settle any cup final, but try telling that to Cliftonville on Monday morning. Read more... Crusaders boss Stephen Baxter rues poor finale Crusaders manager Stephen Baxter summed it up perfectly with one word - ‘brutal’. Read more... PSNI extend lead at the top of championship A combination of cup commitments and weather conditions meant there wasn’t a lot of action in the Championship over the weekend. 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