Game of Thrones NI actor Andrew Dunbar dies suddenly

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28 Dec, 2019 All the news, half the price. Save 50% on a digital subscription to the News Letter!    Find out more → Game of Thrones NI actor Andrew Dunbar dies suddenly Tributes have been paid to a Co Antrim actor who died suddenly on Christmas Eve. Latest News The full list of the Northern Ireland New Year's Honours recipients The names are listed here by award: Henry Hill: As a Tory unionist, I believe that the DUP could have done more to build bridges with the Conservatives The general election marked the closing of many chapters in our political life. Man caught three times over limit during morning crackdown on drink driving by PSNI A man has been caught three times over the limit this morning by police clamping down on drink driving. Unionists should view the prospect of a February Stormont election with vigour, not fear There can be no doubt that the recent election result and the subsequent passing of the EU Withdrawal Bill, has created a sense of disillusionment within the unionist community, not seen in a generation. Sport Update Burnley, Brighton, Liverpool and Manchester United eye MASSIVE money deals as January window approaches The January window is just days away - here's all the latest transfer gossip from around the web: Northern Ireland football star Aaron Hughes receives MBE in New Year's Honour list Cookstown native, Aaron Hughes who has played 112 times for Northern Ireland has been honoured in the Queen's New Year's Honours list with an MBE. Dan McFarland enjoys Ulster's PRO14 victory over Connacht Ulster coach Dan McFarland was pleased with certain aspects of the performance in the 35-3 bonus point victory over Connacht at Kingspan Stadium on Friday night. And finally... The much loved singing 'Three Priests' are recognised for their services to music and charity Three singing Catholic clerics, widely known as 'The Priests', have been recognised in the Queen's New Years Honours List. See all the day's news here

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