Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Mon 3rd Nov 2014

Belfast Newsletter News Londonderry: Pipe bomb attack on PSNI patrol A police patrol vehicle has been damaged in a pipe bomb attack in Londonderry. Read more... Ballymoney teenager dies almost two weeks after crash Police have named a teenager who died after a road traffic collision in Coleraine as 19-year-old Craig McCook from the Ballymoney area. Read more... International delegates attend University of Ulster peace conference A major one-day conference is taking place at the University of Ulster which will bring together peacemakers from 13 different conflict zones around the world. Read more... Hamilton presents draft budget to Assembly The Finance Minister Simon Hamilton will bring his draft budget to the floor of the Stormont Assembly at around 1pm on Monday. Read more... Ulster Bank: Jobs hope on branch closures A union representative is hopeful that the closure of 40 branches of the Ulster Bank will not result in any compulsory redundancies. Read more...   Sport Eddie Patterson in high praise for Glentoran starlet Jordan Stewart Glentoran boss Eddie Patterson believes teenage starlet Jordan Stewart is showing that he is no one-season wonder after exploding onto the Danske Bank Premiership stage last season. Read more... Referee Mervyn Smyth under the spotlight once again at Mourneview Park Referee Mervyn Smyth was forced under the spotlight once again at Mourneview Park after dishing out four red cards and 10 bookings on Saturday. Read more... Whitey Anderson admits mistakes cost Mallards as Portadown ease to 2-0 win at Ferney Park A first half double goal blast was enough to give Portadown full points at Ferney Park. Read more... Darren Murphy admits Cliftonville's clinical finishing was difference at Stangmore Park After going Sober for October, at least Darren Murphy can now consider drowning his sorrows over his side’s poor form. Read more... Ballynahinch keep their good form going with victory over St Mary's Ballynahinch maintained their recent Ulster Bank League form with an impressive victory over Leinster side St Mary’s at Ballymacarn 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