Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Sat 20th Sep 2014

Belfast Newsletter News Scottish referendum: Soldiers' murders 'not in vain' The fact that Scotland has voted to remain within the UK means that three Scottish soldiers killed by the IRA in Belfast did not die in vain, a relative has said. Read more... 'Military exercise will anger local residents': Sinn Fein A military exercise planned for the Binevenagh forest in Co Londonderry has been slammed by Sinn Fein as “insensitive”. Read more... Ian Paisley: Conflict, confrontation, and eventual compromise Ian Richard Kyle Paisley was born on April 6 1926 in Armagh into a family which, on his father’s side, had roots in the Scottish settlers who came to the townland of Brackey near Sixmilecross in Co Tyrone in the early 17th century. Read more... Arctic reverend brings Ulster humour to Inuit Whatever the dubious delights of the Northern Ireland weather, it’s probably safe to say only one local clergyman is dependant on a snowmobile to minister to his congregation. Read more... 'I badly under-estimated the depth of Scottish nationalism' News Letter deputy editor Ben Lowry, who was at polling stations in Edinburgh on Thursday, analyses what he saw Read more...   Sport Focused Michael Gault enjoying a 'new lease of life' at Shamrock Park Michael Gault admits he is enjoying a “new lease of life” following his big summer move to Portadown. Read more... Rangers are in safe hands insists boss Ally McCoist Ally McCoist insists Rangers are still in safe hands with Steve Simonsen after first-choice keeper Cammy Bell was ruled out for another three months. Read more... David Cushley agrees contract extension with Ballymena United David Cushley has agreed a contract extension with Ballymena United. Read more... Fire of ambition still burns brightly for Coleraine chief Oran Kearney Despite enduring a disappointing start to the season, determined boss Oran Kearney insists he is “loving life” at Coleraine. Read more... Glenavon manager Gary Hamilton wary of in-form Linfield ahead of Windsor Park trip Gary Hamilton admits Glenavon are facing another Premiership acid test at Windsor Park on Saturday. 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