DUP tells Deirdre Hargey to clarify stance on sports clubs celebrating terrorism

Christopher Stalford's widow last night said: Our children will look back with such pride at catalogue of tributes

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Subscribe              Feb 23, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Hello from The News Letter In the news today: * Christopher Stalford's widow last night said: Our children will look back with such pride at catalogue of tributes. * Sinn Fein Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey should make clear her department's position on Gaelic and other sports clubs allowing their premises to be used for political purposes, the DUP has demanded. * Residents have called for urgent action to help families who are repeatedly left stranded in their homes due to flooding in a rural part of Co Fermanagh. * Emotional tributes have been paid to the seven people murdered in the first republican massacre of the Troubles to be carried out in Great Britain. Opinion: * Presbyterian Moderator: Integrated education law will inevitably elevate that school sector above others. * Morning View: Even the mildest Russian territorial goal now is totally unacceptable. We have added some new features and benefits for subscribers to the News Letter If you haven't already you can subscribe and continue to help us bring you the important issues, in print and online. Check all the details here.             Christopher Stalford's widow says: Our children will look back with such pride at catalogue of tributes           DUP tells Deirdre Hargey to clarify stance on sports clubs celebrating terrorism           Plan for wind farm off Northern Ireland coast           Queen cancels engagements after continuing to suffer from symptoms due to Covid           Cocaine and cannabis haul one of biggest in NI           Before talk of hourly train service to Dublin, Irish Rail service needs improved           NI pharmacies seeking answers on future of free Covid-19 lateral flow test kits           Residents in Co Fermanagh plead for help over repeated flooding               Integrated education bill will elevate those schools above other sectors     Even the mildest Russian territorial goal now is totally unacceptable                           Mark Cooper is voted Player of January in EIHL             Chris Burns and Ajay Carey spearhead new race team     Training camp is stepping stone for NI says Jackie Burns     Cliftonville close gap at the top despite Stephen McMullan's heroics                 View more news

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