Enniskillen relatives: ‘Our loved ones were not killed in war, they were civilians murdered by IRA terrorists’

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16 Feb, 2019 Enniskillen relatives: 'Our loved ones were not killed in war, they were civilians murdered by IRA terrorists' The act of premeditated murder committed by the Provisional IRA in Enniskillen on November 8 1987 (known as The Poppy Day Bomb) continues to affect every aspect of our lives some 31 years later. Latest News Man caught with 35 'packages' of cocaine in his body at Belfast City Airport A Portuguese national was jailed on a Friday for a year after he was caught smuggling £80,000 worth of cocaine into Northern Ireland in his body. John Stalker: Man who led probe into 'shoot to kill' allegations dies aged 79 John Stalker, the man who led a major inquiry into an alleged state "shoot to kill" policy in Northern Ireland during The Troubles, has died aged 79, his family announced. NI women conned out of thousands of pounds by fraudster Police have warned people to be vigilant after Northern Ireland women were conned out of thousands of pounds by an online scam. Roly Daniels in Concert Roly Daniels, highly regarded as one of Ireland's finest entertainers and performers will perform for one night only at the Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey, on Thursday, March 7. Sport Update Michael Dunlop vows to come back 'bigger and better than ever' with MD Racing team Michael Dunlop has confirmed the return of his MD Racing team as he vows to come back 'bigger and better than ever' this year. Ospreys v Ulster: Centurion Stuart McCloskey guides Ulster to Guinness PRO14 win in Bridgend OSPREYS 0 ULSTER 8 Ballymena United ace James Knowles up for Windsor Park battle Ballymena United midfielder James Knowles knows the Sky Blues will be severely tested by Linfield in the BetMcLean League Cup Final on Saturday afternoon. And finally... UO celebrates Irish music The Ulster Orchestra will be joined by internationally-renowned artists, Beoga and The Gloaming's Iarla Ó Lionáird, for a very special St Patrick's weekend concert at Belfast Waterfront on Saturday March 16 at 7.45pm. See all the day's news here

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