Decisions expected over breaches of regulations at Bobby Storey funeral

Sammy Wilson condemns Irish-American 'crass ignorance and arrogance' of NI affairs

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Subscribe              Mar 30, 2021           Good morning Welcome to your daily update from the team at the News Letter:             Decisions to be made today over breaches of regulations at Bobby Storey funeral           Decisions on whether anyone will face action over potential breaches of health regulations at Bobby Storey's funeral are due to be made known today.                 * Decisions on whether anyone will face action over potential breaches of health regulations at Bobby Storey's funeral are due to be made known today. You can keep up with all the latest on that breaking news here * Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill have given up their attempt to act as interviewers for those applying to be head of the civil service after it ended in an inability to agree on who should take the key role. * Some of the leading football clubs in the Province have set out the reasons why they received far bigger Covid support grants than their Premiership rivals. * DUP MP Sammy Wilson has hit out at a prominent Irish-American politician, accusing him – and many Irish-Americans in general – of "crass ignorance" about NI politics. And:  * 'Ewe couldn't make it up' after lambs rescued 'from footwell of car'. Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor Want total access to all of our online content? You can subscribe to our website, newsletter.co.uk for just £1 a month for 3 months - and it couldn't be easier.   Signing up will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content and events when we run them. To learn more, visit our Subscriptions page here.           Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill split head of civil service role, step back from interviewing – and open way for pay hike   Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill have given up their attempt to act as interviewers for those applying to be head of the civil service after it ended in an inability to agree on who should take the key role.           Sammy Wilson condemns Irish-American 'crass ignorance and arrogance' of NI affairs   DUP MP Sammy Wilson has hit out at a prominent Irish-American politician, accusing him – and many Irish-Americans in general – of "crass ignorance" about NI politics.           Irish League clubs which got four times more Covid support than rivals explain why   Some of the leading football clubs in the Province have set out the reasons why they received far bigger Covid support grants than their Premiership rivals.           It is time for unionists to make friendly overtures to nationalists   A letter from Arnold Carton:           'Ewe couldn't make it up' after lambs rescued 'from footwell of car'   Police carried out a rescue operation in Mid Ulster last night.               Beatle Sir Paul McCartney repaid 'debt' over blanket   A letter in which Paul McCartney settled a long-standing "debt" from before he achieved worldwide fame with The Beatles is to be auctioned.       Would you have space in your heart and home for one of these dogs?   This week sees our regular feature, in association with Dogs Trust, Ballymena, highlight three adorable dogs in its care who are looking for their 'forever homes'.                             Skerries 100 organisers cancel 75th anniversary race due to Covid-19 uncertainty           Hopes that the Skerries 100 would return this year have been dashed following official confirmation that the oldest Irish road race in the Republic of Ireland has been cancelled.                   Rainey OB turn to Ian McKinley as head coach   Former Italian international out-half Ian McKinley has become the head coach of All-Ireland League Division 2A side Rainey Old Boys.       Jordan Stewart joy at 'Andy Waterworth' moment to keep Linfield pushing forward   Jordan Stewart's weekend strike may not make his end-of-season highlights reel but it could prove decisive in his pursuit of end-of-season Linfield honours.       Kyle Lafferty believes Northern Ireland's future is bright despite USA defeat   Kyle Lafferty believes Northern Ireland showed the future is bright even in defeat to the United States on Sunday.                   View more news

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