Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Wed 29th Oct 2014

Belfast Newsletter News New US envoy clarifies 'one nation' comment about Ireland The new US envoy to Northern Ireland last night clarified pro-nationalist comments from 30 years ago and said that he “fully supports” the majority wish for the Province to remain part of the UK. Read more... VIDEO: Abortion campaigners bring pill protest north Dozens of women travelled to Northern Ireland from the Republic to obtain abortion pills on Tuesday, in a defiant stance against current laws on terminations. Read more... Road crash: four-vehicle accident in Co Armagh A Co Armagh village road has been shut in both directions after a four-vehicle crash. Read more... Road crash: Holywood The PSNI advised motorists that delays can be expected after a two-vehicle crash in the Holywood area. Read more... Elderly woman treated for shock after east Belfast disturbance Two houses have had their windows damaged during a third night of disturbances at an east Belfast interface on Tuesday night. Read more...   Sport Phillip McCallen backs Michael Dunlop over shock departure from BMW Ulster road racing great Phillip McCallen says Michael Dunlop’s shock departure from BMW Motorrad will only strengthen his resolve to prove once again that it’s the man, not the bike, that wins races at the Isle of Man TT. Read more... Stephen Robinson rejects Watford deal to remain at Northern Ireland Stephen Robinson has firmly nailed his colours to the mast by rejecting a big-money coaching offer from Watford and sticking with Northern Ireland. Read more... GOLF:Forgotten hero Caldwell looking to make up for lost time Egypt Northern Ireland’s forgotten hero Jonny Caldwell sets out today (Wednesday) on the next stage of a long and difficult road to win a place on the European PGA Tour. Read more... McCoist desperate to avoid Celtic in League Cup semi-finals Rangers boss Ally McCoist admits he is desperate to avoid a draw against Celtic after his side scraped into the League Cup semi-finals. Read more... Blues blow two goal lead as Crusaders win at Windsor Warren Feeney’s Linfield blew a two goal lead as they surrendered the Toals County Antrim Shield in a dramatic quarter final tie at Windsor Park. 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