Jim Wells: Why I once backed Diane Forsythe ... but now I don’t

NI women's football boss Kenny Shiels gets right kicking for comments after England defeat

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Subscribe              Apr 14, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning Before we get to today's headlines, did you know we're now offering new subscribers the chance to get the first month of a subscription to the News letter free? You can check out all the details here using the discount code SPRING22 In the news today: * Jim Wells: Why I once backed Diane Forsythe ... but now I don't * PSNI close GAA pundit Joe Brolly's kidney enquiry but won't say if it met him in person * Sir Jeffrey Donaldson: Protocol impacts other issues * Northern Ireland boss Kenny Shiels has apologised after his claim that female teams concede goals in clusters because they are "more emotional than men" was labelled "very unhelpful". Opinion: * Morning View: Easter licensing laws in Northern Ireland had become an increasing anomaly and the sensible reforms can now be assessed as to how they work in practice * William Matchett: War crimes are not unique to the Russians.           Jim Wells: Why I once backed Diane Forsythe ... but now I don't           DUP defector Wells in tune with our thinking: TUV leader Allister           Tiger Woods coming to Ireland to play in the 2022 JP McManus Pro-Am - where can I buy tickets?           Modernisation of Easter NI licensing laws is a 'shot in the arm for the entire hospitality industry'           Sir Jeffrey Donaldson: Protocol impacts other issues           NI women's football boss gets right kicking           Derry Girls: Fans react to Liam Neeson's RUC officer cameo being asked 'How many Catholic officers are in the RUC?'           News Letter subscriptions: Make a saving with the News Letter's spring offer and start your ad-free experience for free               Easter licensing laws in Northern Ireland had become an increasing anomaly     The Observance of Good Friday obscures the day of the crucifixion                           Tiger Woods coming to Ireland to play in the 2022 JP McManus Pro-Am             Premiership exit risk but coach calls for 'integrity' and pride before any fall     NI boss Kenny Shiels apologises for women 'more emotional than men' comment     Aaron Ramsey 'feeling good' as Rangers chase trophies                 View more news

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