Parents of tragic Larne schoolboy Sammy Haveron donate his organs

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24 Aug, 2018 Parents of tragic Larne schoolboy Sammy Haveron donate his organs The mother and father of brave Larne schoolboy Sammy Haveron hope they can save other parents the heartbreak of losing a child – by donating his organs to those who desperately need them. Latest News Portadown soldier gets another top promotion Portadown soldier, Brigadier Colin Weir MBR DSO, has been promoted once again, this time to major general. Kyle Paisley: Protestant church leaders seem to be ashamed of their faith Re: the forthcoming visit of the visit if the pope to Ireland. It would be an immense tragedy if NI peace failed now, says Belfast Agreement negotiator George Mitchell It would be an "immense tragedy" if Northern Ireland's peace process failed now, one of its architects said. Celebration of punk as Open House Festival prepares for final weekend Perhaps the centrepiece of this year's Open House Festival in Bangor was Sunday night's show by John Grant Sport Update Classic TT: John McGuinness fastest in Senior class as practice cut short due to heavy rain Thursday's practice sessions for the Classic TT and Manx Grand Prix were again hit by the weather on the Isle of Man. IN FULL: Northern Ireland squad named for Bosnia Nations League clash and Israel friendly Northern Ireland manager has today named his squad for the forthcoming inaugural Nations League clash against Bosnia and Herzegovina and the friendly against Israel. NORTHERN IRELAND: Michael O'Neill names squad for Bosnia and Herzegovina and Israel games Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has named a 25-man squad for games early next month against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Israel. And finally... WATCH: Shrouds of the Somme exhibition unveiled in Belfast An evocative art installation remembering the thousands of servicemen from the Ulster and Irish regiments, or from Belfast, who died in the Battle of the Somme and have no known grave was unveiled at Belfast City Hall today. See all the day's news here

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