Sinn Fein minister seeks Irish language signs on Belfast's main roads

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Good morning readers, We hope you enjoy our content today as you stay indoors to shield from yet another weather warning for rain.   And don't miss: * Editorial: Sinn Fein keeps being given credit for apologies that are not apologies * Ian Ellis: Easter tells us that there is new life, and that there truly is everything to hope for * Letter: Does East-West Council actually set NI apart instead of embedding ourselves into UK-wide structures already in place? * Letter: Benefits of 'dual market access' do not justify the constitutional and financial cost of the Irish Sea border     Sinn Fein minister seeks pilot of Irish language road signs in Belfast           Sinn Fein refuses to clarify why IRA member Pearse McAuley was 'not a republican' and doesn't deserve a tricolour           Woman who helped the IRA to murder dozens of people praised by Sinn Fein figure as a champion of human rights           Funeral details released for all four victims of weekend road tragedy in Armagh           Police say 'thorough and sensitive' investigation is taking place after four people lost their lives in road crash           Ireland's intervention is expected to focus on prioritising the protection of civilians in Gaza           Lord Caine returned to Downpatrick to meet some of those affected by Storm Ciaran and heard how they are recovering           Tributes continue after funeral held for 'a great character and friend to all', Jack McCoy           Six people to be reported to PPS in due course for Fraud offences as part of probe into former fertility clinic           Remains of tragic Dean Dobbin brought home after shock holiday death by Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust           PSNI working in partnership with Polish authorities extradited a 43-year-old man to Poland from Northern Ireland               Best Wines for Easter 2024: Top Picks for Your Holiday Celebration     Watch: 17 photographs from the Ballymena Show in 2002 from the Farming Life archives                           Irish League club announce departure of manager after just under six months in charge             'We are a young side and we don't really fear anybody. We just want to play our game.'     'I am committed to doing all that I can to bring success to the province I care so deeply about.'     'The Irish League players were also top class and it just shows how strong a group we have at this level.''                 View more news

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