Armagh memorial to honour county’s fallen nears completion

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11 Feb, 2019 Armagh memorial to honour county's fallen nears completion An ambitious project to honour more than 300 members of the security forces who were killed in Co Armagh, or who came from the county but murdered elsewhere, is nearing completion. Latest News Loughinisland police to break 25-year silence on UVF atrocity In a series of in-depth articles beginning on Monday, a number of former police officers break their 25-year silence to "dispel the myths" that have grown up around the Loughinisland massacre story. NI A&E patients suffer worst waiting times in UK Patients at Northern Ireland's stretched emergency deparments are around 15 times more likely to endure 12-hour waiting times than patients just across the Irish Sea in Scotland, the News Letter can reveal. Ulster-born doctor Emily Winifred Dickson helped pave the path for women surgeons in Ireland Historian Gordon Lucy examines the legacy of Emily Winifred Dickson 75 years after her death Austerity to continue unless Hammond finds extra cash Philip Hammond will have to spend billions of pounds extra if he truly wants to end austerity, an economic think tank has said. Sport Update 'There's still life in Institute' – Mark Scoltock Defender Mark Scoltock believes the Institute squad showed the determination and drive in their narrow defeat to Ballymena United, to show people that there's still life in the club. Rangers manager Steven Gerrard – We must adapt our game Rangers manager Steven Gerrard admits they must learn to adapt to the loss of Alfredo Morelos after drawing a blank in the first game of their top goalscorer's three-match suspension. Northern Ireland: Michael Smith suffers thigh injury for Hearts Hearts could be without Michael Smith for up to six weeks after boss Craig Levein confirmed the defender had suffered a thigh tear during the 4-0 Scottish Cup victory against Auchinleck Talbot. And finally... Loughinisland: no officers guilty of wrongdoing but the headlines screamed 'collusion' More than two decades after the UVF murder of six Catholic men at Loughinisland, a number of police officers have finally broken their silence. Mark Rainey reports See all the day's news here

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