Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Sat 29th Jun 2013

Belfast Newsletter News Sport What's On Jobs Directory Motors Property Announcements Deals Shop Live Streaming Life Features E-Mags Nostalgia Holidays Bingo Dating Buy A Photo News Video: Boy remains in hospital after dog attack A five-year-old boy remains in hospital after being mauled by a dog in Co Antrim. Read more... Protests set to be held at Whiterock parade Unionist residents in west Belfast are set to hold a protest today countering a nationalist protest against the annual Whiterock parade. Read more... Assault charge causing David Healy career 'difficulties' An assault allegation against Northern Ireland football star David Healy is causing “untold difficulties” to his career, a judge has heard. Read more... 'Secret' talks cause row on Dickson plans The DUP has questioned the legality of a public consultation which led to an education board voting to combine two Craigavon grammar schools with a non-selective high school this week. Read more... Only the DUP and UDA back Maze, says Nesbitt It seems like the only unionists backing the Maze peace centre are “the DUP and the UDA”, Mike Nesbitt has said, as the fallout from Jimmy Spratt’s “nutters” gaffe continues. Read more...   Sport Jamie Carragher feels Luis Suarez could remain at Liverpool Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher does not believe it is a foregone conclusion that striker Luis Suarez will leave this summer. Read more... Cliftonville to have home advantage for first leg of Champions League qualifier against Celtic Cliftonville will have home advantage for the first leg of their Champions League qualifier with Celtic on July 17. Read more... Midfielder James Knowles agrees one-year deal with Linfield Linfield have signed former Cliftonville midfielder James Knowles on a one-year deal. Read more... Champions Cliftonville to kick-off new season against promoted Ards Champions Cliftonville will kick-off the defence of their Danske Bank Premiership title against promoted Ards on August 10. Read more... IFA votes to scrap competency tests Irish FA council members has voted to scrap the competency tests which stand between them and election to the board. 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