Republicans to meet principal over PSNI ‘gunmen’ invited to school

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24 Jan, 2018 Republicans to meet principal over PSNI 'gunmen' invited to school A dissident republican political grouping in Newry has described a PSNI visit to a secondary school in the city as "outrageous" and said it will be meeting the principal to express their concern that "gunmen" were allowed on to the premises. Latest News 'Sinn Fein cannot hold NI to ransom', says UUP MLA as fresh talks begin An Ulster Unionist MLA has said that no one party should be allowed to continue to "stymie progress", as fresh talks aimed at breaking the Stormont dealock are due to begin today. Elderly woman seriously injured in 'sickening' burglary Police are treating a burglary at the home of an elderly woman in Co Tyrone last night as attempted murder. Even a £150m cash injection would see NI's hospital crisis deepening Spiralling hospital waiting lists in Northern Ireland will continue to deteriorate even if a huge cash injection of £150m can be found for the next financial year, health service sources have warned. For world's top must-see places put Northern Ireland on your bucket list Fionn Davenport, one of Ireland's best-known travel writers, last year penned a vivid despatch from Tombstone, Arizona, America's iconic "cowboy town". Sport Update CONFIRMED: Glenavon's Joel Cooper to make switch to Linfield Linfield have today confirmed that Glenavon winger Joel Cooper has signed a three-year pre-contract to join David Healy's side. IRISH LEAGUE: Glenavon boss Hamilton confident in Cooper call Gary Hamilton has no regrets over his decision to axe Joel Cooper from Saturday's starting side - and the Glenavon manager insists he will continue to make the tough calls he considers in the best interests of the club. VIDEO: Watch Crusaders fans and players celebrate County Antrim Shield victory Crusaders blazed to a 4-2 win over Ballymena United in the County Antrim Shield final last night and the fans loved every minute of it. And finally... Music legend Neil Diamond retires from touring following Parkinson's diagnosis Following the announcement that music legend Neil Diamond is to retire from touring following a diagnosis of Parkinson's, the Chief Executive of Parkinson's UK has said he is 'very sorry' to hear the news. See all the day's news here

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