These photos of a car parked on a N.I. beach went viral on Monday – here’s why

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17 Jul, 2019 These photos of a car parked on a N.I. beach went viral on Monday – here's why These three images of a white coloured Peugeot 208 parked on a beach in Northern Ireland on Monday afternoon went viral on social media - this is why. Latest News The Open: Every train and bus will be operating, says Translink Every available train, coach and bus will be in operation during The 148th Open to accommodate the tens of thousands of additional passengers who will flock to Portrush to watch the world's top golfers compete for the Claret Jug, Translink has said. 'Distressed' man rescued from N.I. river and rushed to hospital A man is recovering in hospital after he was rescued from a river in Northern Ireland Definition of victim of Troubles: UK government to propose changes, says DUP The government is to bring forward new proposals for the statutory definition of a victim, the DUP has said. These are the 20 most delayed airlines operating in the UK New research has revealed the airlines which have the longest average delay for departures from UK airports, with the average delay across all flights coming in at 16 minutes. Sport Update Russian 'fake news' to stoke hatred in NI is 'no surprise' to ex-Royal Navy commander UUP chief Whip and former Royal Navy Commander Steve Aiken says reports of Russian disinformation aimed at stoking up hatred in Northern Ireland come as "no surprise". Victims' Commissioner Judith Thomspon: Tier pensions according to degree of injury Payments to those injured during the Troubles should be tiered depending on how badly hurt they are, the victims' commissioner has said. Lord Empey: The UK government has let the Stormont impasse last, despite the deterioration to public services As someone who was involved in the negotiations of the Belfast Agreement and who served as a minister in the first and second Stormont executives, I find it immensely disheartening that Northern Ireland has now been without a functioning government for two and half years. And finally... Award for Carnlough gardener at national competition Carnlough gardener Patrick Merrick has been presented with a bronze award for his exhibit at the Gardeners' World Beautiful Borders competition and show 2019. See all the day's news here

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