IRA bomber will not vote against memorial to his victims

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22 Apr, 2018 IRA bomber will not vote against memorial to his victims A Sinn Fein councillor and convicted IRA bomber has said he will not vote against a proposed permanent memorial to the six people who were killed by a device he planted in Coleraine. Latest News 'Best farmers deal with what's thrown at them' We have now entered the final year before the official transition period for Brexit begins and plenty of questions still remain for Northern Ireland's farmers. Launch of traditionalist Church of Ireland group is 'not about schism' The launch today of a Church of Ireland group opposed to what it sees as growing secularisation in Anglican churches is "not about schism", a Belfast rector has insisted. Ben Lowry: The threat of a border in the Irish Sea has still not been put to bed If, as the seasoned Daily Telegraph journalist Peter Foster reports (see story link below), the EU has rejected UK proposals for a frictionless border in the event of regulatory and customs divergence, it means one of four things. Two to appear on drugs charges A 40-year-old man and a 39-year-old woman are due to appear at Newry Magistrates Court today (Saturday) on a number of drugs offences. Sport Update Nicky Fullerton: Frampton v Donaire – The Jackal has to show his teeth tonight It's not often a two weight World champion takes on a four weight World champion in Belfast - but that will happen tonight at the SSE Arena. WSBK: Jonathan Rea equals Carl Fogarty's Assen record with 12th win Jonathan Rea equalled Carl Fogarty's record of 12 World Superbike wins at Assen with a tenacious performance on Saturday. Tyrone McCullagh glad to see the back of small halls as he prepares for Frampton bill TYRONE McCULLAGH is delighted his career has finally out-grown the small hall shows as he prepares to fight on possibly 'the biggest boxing bill Ireland's ever seen' at the SSE Arena, Belfast tonight. And finally... Plane crash investigators to remove wreckage Investigators are to remove wreckage from a fatal plane crash that claimed two lives in Co Antrim and bring it to a site in Farnborough, England, for closer examination. See all the day's news here

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