Police have uncovered a ‘significant terrorist hide’ in a forested area in N.I.

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8 Mar, 2019 Police have uncovered a 'significant terrorist hide' in a forested area in N.I. The P.S.N.I. has discovered what it describes as a "significant terrorist hide" in a forested area of Northern Ireland. Latest News IN PICTURES: 50 photos from the 10th anniversary Massereene murders remembrance ceremony Family, friends and local people from Northern Ireland gathered outside Massereene Barracks on Thursday to remember the two British soldiers who were gunned down by dissident republicans 10 years ago. Massereene murders commemoration: 'Thank you for keeping the boys so close to your hearts' The mother of one of two soldiers brutally cut down at Massereene Barracks gave a heartfelt thank you to 300 people at a 10th anniversary service for them yesterday. Army bomb experts at scene of N.I. security alert Homes and businesses have been evacuated as a result of a security alert in a residential street in Northern Ireland Sale of Margey originals Artist Adrian Margey is set to stage a major exhibition and sale of his work at Malone Lodge Hotel on Eglantine Avenue in South Belfast from Friday to Sunday, March 8-10 Sport Update Ulster Grand Prix winner Neil Kernohan adds Yamaha R1M to Logan Racing stable Ulster Grand Prix winner Neil Kernohan has added a Yamaha R1M to his stable of machinery for 2019 when he will again compete under the Logan Racing banner. Cookstown 100 organisers warn Moto3/125GP class in 'jeopardy' due to lack of entries The organisers of the KDM Hire Cookstown 100 have warned the Moto3/125GP class is in danger of being axed from the race schedule this year to poor entry numbers. Institute's Ronan Doherty wins Goal of the month INSTITUTE'S Ronan Doherty's stunning strike against Ards won the February's NI Football Writers' Association Goal of the Month competition. And finally... Return of Derry Girls is a huge hit as 1.8m tune in The opening episode of Derry Girls' second series has been another smash hit, with an average 1.8 million people tuning in. See all the day's news here

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