Civil servants asked to volunteer to man 75 crisis filling stations across Northern Ireland

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11 Jan, 2019 Civil servants asked to volunteer to man 75 crisis filling stations across Northern Ireland The civil service has appealed for volunteers to administer a system of fuel rationing across Northern Ireland, with 75 "strategically located" filling stations supplying "priority" vehicles if there is a major oil supply emergency. Latest News NI model with Down's Syndrome 'paving the way for others with disabilities' A top model with Down's Syndrome is blazing a trail for others with disabilities, her mother said. 'Get off your high horse and get some humility', DUP MP tells Simon Coveney Gregory Campbell has rejected Irish deputy premier Simon Coveney's assertion that Dublin is not attempting to interfere in the affairs of Northern Ireland. Anger as Belfast City Hall to be lit up in support of Irish language act The DUP says the decision to illuminate city hall in Belfast for an Irish language protest tomorrow is "a clear and blatant politicisation of our civic building". This Northern Ireland landmark has been named the most popular bucket list entry in the UK A Northern Ireland landmark has been named the most popular bucket list aspiration in the UK. Sport Update Ex-Birmingham and Derry City striker Ronan Hale signs for Crusaders FORMER Derry City striker, Ronan Hale will join his older brother Rory at Seaview after signing a two-and-a-half year deal with Irish champions, Crusaders. Cross Channel Duo come McCaul-ing DERRY CITY remain favourites to sign Darren McCauley, despite two cross-channel clubs this week entering the race for his signature. Crusaders: Ex-Birmingham City and Derry City striker Ronan Hale signs Seaview deal Ronan Hale has returned to Crusaders following completion of a two-and-a-half-year deal with the defending Danske Bank Premiership champions. And finally... Michael Stone should serve six more years in prison, court told Notorious loyalist killer Michael Stone should not be considered eligible for release until 2024, the High Court has heard. See all the day's news here

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