Jean McConville’s sons rubbish informer claims in new documentary

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26 Jul, 2018 Jean McConville's sons rubbish informer claims in new documentary Two of Jean McConville's sons have rubbished claims made about their mother in a new documentary which tells the story of former IRA terrorist Dolours Price. Latest News A unionist council allows LGBT symbol to be exempt from flag policy I write to express my disappointment at the decision of Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council to fly the Rainbow Flag from dawn to dusk to celebrate "gay pride" by 12 votes to 11. Bombardier secures £12m Govt funding to secure jobs in Belfast Plane manufacturer Bombardier will receive almost £12 million of new Government funding to secure jobs at its Belfast factory. Preventing a border in the Irish Sea is 'non-negotiable' for UK in Brexit talks, says chancellor Ruling out a border in the Irish Sea between Northern Ireland and Great Britain is a non-negotiable demand for the UK in the Brexit talks, the chancellor of the exchequer said yesterday. Mike Nesbitt: People must be made aware of plans for parallel police force on legacy The Northern Ireland Victims' Commissioner Judith Thompson has commented on the lack of proactivity by government in regard to the current NIO legacy consultation. Sport Update Sky Sports announce Danske Bank Premiership dates Sky Sports have announced the first three selected games of the new Danske Bank Premiership season. Inver Park transfer deal completed as Larne FC take ownership of facility Mid and East Antrim Borough Council and Larne FC have completed one of the major football transfer deals of the summer, with the club's purchase of its Inver Park home sealed. SuperCupNI: David Healy looks on as Linfield book place in Minor Section semi-final Linfield manager David Healy was at Coleraine's Ulster University campus to see his team's Under 13 side reach the semi-finals of the SuperCupNI's new Minor tournament. And finally... Shane Todd: I know comedians are meant to be tortured souls but I don't fit with that Having sold out the Ulster Hall three times in the past two years, comedian Shane Todd will make a 'Heroic' return to the venue in November. See all the day's news here

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