Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Fri 15th Aug 2014

Belfast Newsletter News Priest's funeral comments disgraceful: McCausland A priest’s comments at the funeral of former IRA terrorist Tony Catney have been described as ‘disgraceful’ by MLA Nelson McCausland. Read more... Call for Israeli plaque at Belfast City Hall A plaque commemorating a former Israeli president, which had been removed from a north Belfast home, should be lent to Belfast City Hall, it has been suggested. Read more... 'New' type of restriction placed on Rasharkin parade The Parades Commission has broken new ground in restricting band parades by imposing a single drum beat for the first time when passing nationalist protestors, it has been claimed. Read more... Ulster A-level results 'show why grammars must remain' Defenders of grammar school education said yesterday that Northern Ireland’s excellent A-level results prove the system here should not be replaced. Read more... A-level results celebrated across Northern Ireland Students taking A levels in Northern Ireland have once again outperformed their counterparts in England and Wales at grades A - A* Read more...   Sport Linfield boss Warren Feeney urges players to push-on following derby win Linfield boss Warren Feeney believes Wednesday’s derby heroics can be the launchpad for greater things this season. Read more... Stephen Baxter is sure Crusaders have more to offer Crusaders are being branded the Danske Bank Premiership’s ‘entertainers’ following their opening two results to the new campaign – and manager Stephen Baxter insists there is more to come. Read more... Darren Murphy urges Dungannon Swifts to rise to Glenavon challenge Darren Murphy is urging his players to ‘raise to the challenge’ when the travel to Mourneview Park to face in-form Glenavon on Saturday. Read more... Ballymena boss Glenn Ferguson wary of Portadown firepower Ballymena United boss Glenn Ferguson believes his team’s impressive start to the new Danske Premiership campaign will be scrutinised by Portadown at the Showgrounds on Saturday. Read more... Adamson rescues Crusaders Big Timmy Adamson rescued a point for Crusaders with a last gasp equaliser against Ballymena United at Seaview. 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