Legacy Scandal: ‘The peace process has destroyed the ability to deliver for victims,’ writes Alan McQuillan

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21 Oct, 2018 Legacy Scandal: 'The peace process has destroyed the ability to deliver for victims,' writes Alan McQuillan In the latest essay in our series, ALAN McQUILLAN says that investigators in the coming legacy structures will have to contend with political pressure not to pursue those whose arrest might 'destabilise the peace process' (see beneath the story for link to rest of series): Latest News The Junction centre manager Leona Barr on why shopping in store still matters The Antrim based destination outlet shopping centre which offers a day out for all the family, is currently undergoing an exciting new redevelopment plan. Reported in the News Letter this week 280 years ago From the second surviving Belfast News Letter of October 6 1738 (October 17 in the modern calendar). Sport Update Sunflower Trophy: Glenn Irwin pledges £4,000 to family of William Dunlop Glenn Irwin will donate £4,000 to the family of William Dunlop following his double success at the Sunflower Trophy races on Saturday. And finally... After 13 generations, American duo return to Co Down ancestral home – with a gift Thirteen generations and 382 years later, the relatives of a man who introduced Protestantism to an Ulster village returned to his old parish... bearing an extraordinary gift. See all the day's news here

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