Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Mon 12th Aug 2013

Belfast Newsletter News Victims call for police to probe IRA parade Terror victims and politicians have called for the police to investigate why an IRA commemoration parade in Castlederg yesterday jeered at them and why participants wore paramilitary-style uniforms and carried banners. Read more... Coleraine Protestants targets of 'hate crimes' A Coleraine Orangeman has told of how he and his wife “have the feeling of no longer being safe in your own home” after vandals removed a Union Flag and daubed graffiti at their home in the early hours of Sunday. Read more... Victim's story: I rose above flags and cheering Roberta Sproule was “quite pleased” with how yesterday’s events passed off – except for the republican cheering at herself and other victims. Read more... Victim's story: Seeing berets caused high emotions IRA victim David Kerrigan burst through the barrier yesterday to protest at the murder of his sister. Read more... Hundreds remember Omagh bombing in 'uplifting' service A service of remembrance was held yesterday in Omagh to mark 15 years since the bomb which tore the heart out of the Co Tyrone town and killed 29 people. Read more...   Sport Warrenpoint Town boss Barry Gray looks to the future after Premiership opener There was almost a sense of relief for Warrenpoint Town boss Barry Gray that his side’s first game in the Premiership was finally out of the way. Read more... Dundela surge to impressive 5-1 victory over Bangor in Championship 1 Dundela were impressive 5-1 winners against Bangor on Saturday in Championship One. Read more... William Murphy turns back the clock as Glenavon enjoy Showgrounds romp Glenavon’s summer recruitment drive paid instant dividends as they cantered to a stunning opening day victory at the Showgrounds. Read more... Whitey Anderson delighted as Ballinamallard earn rare victory over Crusaders Andy Crawford’s match-winner after just 13 minutes gave Ballinamallard United an excellent three points in their opening Premiership fixture against Crusaders on Saturday. Read more... Darren Murray relishing season ahead as Portadown earn spirited draw against Linfield Darren Murray believes Portadown are better equipped to challenge for major honours this season. 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