Social media flooded with messages of frustration after Wrightbus goes into administration

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26 Sep, 2019 Social media flooded with messages of frustration after Wrightbus goes into administration Messages of anger and despair flooded social media last night - hours after Wrightbus employees were dealt the ultimate blow. Latest News Body found in NI children's play park A man's body has been found in a children's play park in Dungannon this morning. REACTION: Fate of Wrightbus 'a devastating blow' The chief executive of the Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce, Ann McGregor, has described the fate of Wrightbus as "absolutely devastating for the firm's highly skilled workforce, for Ballymena and for the wider Northern Ireland manufacturing sector". Patrick Ryan's Hyde Park bomb confession: Call for Met to reopen probe A lawyer acting for victims of the Hyde Park IRA bombings has called on the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police to reopen the file into the atrocity after a former priest confessed to his role in carrying it out. Finding your Ski Mojo Skiing can be tough, and expensive! Sport Update Glenn Irwin and Tyco BMW part company Glenn Irwin has parted company from Northern Ireland's Tyco BMW team with two rounds of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship remaining. Glenn Irwin keeps his counsel over shock British Superbike split from Tyco BMW Carrick's Glenn Irwin is weighing up his options after unexpectedly splitting from Northern Ireland team Tyco BMW a few days after competing at Assen in the Netherlands. Rangers into semi-finals of Betfred Cup with victory over Livingston but Steven Gerrard bemoans injury blow Rangers manager Steven Gerrard claimed Livingston should have gone down to 10 men after Joe Aribo went off with a head wound that required 20 stitches. And finally... Live classical music for little listeners at The Crescent Arts Centre Belfast Music Society (BMS), promoter of live classical chamber music, has launched Chamber Cherubs, a new series of live classical music concerts for pre-school children, aged 1-3 years, in partnership with The Crescent Arts Centre, supported by National Lottery funding through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. See all the day's news here

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