Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Fri 17th Oct 2014

Belfast Newsletter News Women's Aid slams 'shocking' DOJ prostitution report Women’s Aid has described as “shocking” a report on prostitution commissioned by the Department of Justice. Read more... Man dead and two critical after police chase in Carryduff One man has died and a 74-year-old is one of two people who remain critically ill following a two-vehicle collision near Carryduff, Co Down Read more... Ex-adviser: SF's key issue in budget talks was its chauffeurs The man who advised Sammy Wilson when he was Finance Minister has said that four years ago during negotiations about the current Stormont budget Sinn Fein was more interested in a “side deal” to get its drivers paid than the allocations to departments. Read more... VIDEO: Warships sail into Belfast Lough At dawn on Friday, a flotilla of NATO warships sailed up Belfast Lough. Read more... Belfast householders begin flood water clear up operation A number of homes Belfast have suffered flood water damage following torrential rain throughout Thursday afternoon and evening. Read more...   Sport EURO 2016: Northern Ireland's hopes boosted as Romania manager Victor Piturca quits one month before clash Northern Ireland were handed a potential Euro 2016 boost on Thursday night after Group F rivals Romania parted company with manager Victor Piturca. Read more... Belfast Giants up for Continental Cup second round games The Belfast Giants begin what they hope will be a lengthy European adventure on Friday in Bremerhaven, Germany in the second round of the Continental Cup. Read more... EURO 2016: Former Northern Ireland goalkeeping coach Tommy Wright praises Michael O'Neill following great start to qualifiers Tommy Wright has praised Michael O’Neill for working through adversity with Northern Ireland to have the country dreaming of Euro 2016. Read more... EURO 2016: Aaron Hughes delighted to be part of Michael O'Neill's plans with Northern Ireland Defender Aaron Hughes is delighted he was talked out of retirement by Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill. Read more... Warrenpoint Town manager Barry Gray calls for common sense from referees Warrenpoint Town manager Barry Gray is urging referees to use a ‘common sense’ approach in any possible red card situations. 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