Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Mon 13th May 2013

Belfast Newsletter News Sport What's On Jobs Directory Motors Property Announcements Deals Shop Live Streaming Life Features Nostalgia Holidays Bingo Dating Buy A Photo News More money for ex-IRA prisoners Ex-IRA prisoners who received European Union funding through an organisation exposed for failing to comply with company law have been granted more money. Read more... Local economy set for £40m boost from G8 summit Businesses across Northern Ireland are expecting a cash boost from the G8 Summit next month, researchers have revealed. Read more... Demand for foster carers soars Four new foster carers need to be recruited in Northern Ireland every week to keep up with the rising demand, a leading charity has claimed. Read more... Serious sexual assault of young teenage girl POLICE are investigating an allegation of a serious sexual assault on a young teenage girl in west Belfast. Read more... Homophobia 'not being reported' Eight out of 10 people who experienced homophobic discrimination in the last year did not report it, the Equality Commission revealed today. Read more...   Sport Warrenpoint Town boss Gray hails goal hero McCabe after play-off success Warrenpoint Town goal hero Stephen ‘Giggsy’ McCabe rose from his sick-bed on Friday to play a memorable role in the Co Down club’s shock rise to the Danske Bank Premiership at the expense of Donegal Celtic. Read more... Neil Lennon admits Everton link is flattering Neil Lennon admits it is “nice recognition” if nothing else that he has been linked with the vacant post at Everton. Read more... David Moyes: United job was too big to turn down After emerging from the whirlwind that engulfed him this week, David Moyes has admitted the prospect of joining Manchester United was too big to turn down. Read more... Warrenpoint cause a shock as Donegal Celtic are relegated from top-flight Warrenpoint Town are celebrating promotion glory after booking their place in the Irish Premiership on Friday night. Read more... Wayne Rooney hits back at Twitter claims Wayne Rooney has rejected claims he removed the name Manchester United from his Twitter homepage, condemning the allegations as “a load of rubbish”. Read more...   Please do not respond directly to this email as this mailbox is not monitored. To contact Belfast Newsletter direct go to http://www.newsletter.co.uk/ and click on Contact Us Johnston Press are the publishers of Belfast Newsletter. You have received this email as you have subscribed to this newsletter on our website. Edit or Unsubscribe Preferences | Edit Your Profile Company Name: Johnston Press plc | Registered in Scotland no: SCO15382 | Registered Office: 108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS