At least two hedgehogs suffer petrol bomb burns during N.I. riot

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14 Sep, 2019 At least two hedgehogs suffer petrol bomb burns during N.I. riot At least two hedgehogs suffered burns following the rioting in a Northern Ireland housing estate earlier this week. Latest News Sam McBride: DUP appears to have calculated to allow abortion, rather than an Irish language act A year and a half ago, it was clear that the DUP and Sinn Féin leaderships wanted to cut a deal to restore Stormont. Four vehicle road traffic collision on major N.I. road – emergency services on the way Emergency services are attending a four vehicle road traffic collision on a major road in Northern Ireland. Let DUP understand that many unionist voters are more disturbed about abortion-on-demand than they are about an Irish language act I am pleading with our local politicians to listen to their voters. First hand experience of second hand shopping Oxfam-organised campaign Second Hand September aims to raise awareness of fashion's environmental impact by encouraging people into buying more used than new items. Helen McGurk finds out more Sport Update Annagh United's Ciaran McGurgan happy with hunger on show in early-season league wins and Portadown cup joy Annagh United manager Ciaran McGurgan has highlighted the hunger on show across early-season success as a major boost for the Tandragee Road club. Terrace Talk: Ballymena United and Coleraine fans give their 'Derby Day' predictions We have two massive derbies in the Danske Bank Premiership this Saturday as Ballymena United entertain Coleraine and Linfield host Glentoran. Loughgall boss Dean Smith with one eye on the future alongside flying league start Loughgall's current form may provide cause for cheer but manager Dean Smith is also working towards future gains. And finally... Brexit border attacks: Varadkar silent on challege by ex-IRA men Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has failed to respond after ex-IRA men challenged his comments that a hard Brexit could lead to dissidents attacking border checkpoints. See all the day's news here

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