Garda Commissioner Drew Harris: I worked hard not to be bitter after my father was killed by IRA

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Subscribe              Feb 14, 2021           Top Stories A round up of the most popular news stories this week.           Garda Commissioner Drew Harris: I worked hard not to be bitter after my father was killed by IRA           Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said he worked hard not to become bitter after his father was killed by the IRA.                 Sam McBride: Northern Ireland is in a breathtakingly undemocratic position which dishonest Boris Johnson knows is indefensible – yet he knowingly chose it   Six weeks after the Irish Sea border began, it is more contentious than ever and efforts to delay, unilaterally suspend, or remove the new trade frontier are intensifying.           Irish Sea border more disruptive to GB-NI trade than the Troubles, says veteran Scottish haulier   A haulier who has been transporting farm machinery between Great Britain and Northern Ireland for 31 years has said that the Irish Sea border is more disruptive to his business than the Troubles.           Body discovered in search for Andrew Robert Clement Bell   Police investigating the disappearance of 80-year-old Andrew Robert Clement Bell have confirmed they have found a body.           Education Minister: I plan to stop terrorists with serious criminal convictions serving on the education board   An article by the Education Minister for Northern Ireland, Peter Weir:           Couple die and one critical after horrific Ballycastle collision   Two people are reported to have died and a third person is critical after a two-vehicle collision near Ballycastle on Friday evening.           Northern Ireland couples: We will still embrace love and business this Valentine's Day   Owning your dream business certainly comes with its challenges, but for those who decide to take the journey with their spouse by their side, having someone to share the ups and downs can be a huge benefit.           Education Minister: I plan to stop people with serious criminal convictions serving on the education board   Most people will be aware that a recent political appointment by Sinn Fein to the Board of the Education Authority (EA) has caused considerable upset and consternation across the political and religious spectrum in Northern Ireland.           Ben Lowry: Amid Irish Sea border crisis, Peter Robinson has long experience of what is and is not politically feasible   Peter Robinson's column in this newspaper yesterday generated huge interest on both sides of the land border and both sides of the Irish Sea.                           View more news

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