Former MLA Jo-Anne Dobson and son ‘home sweet home’ after kidney transplant

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26 Mar, 2018 Former MLA Jo-Anne Dobson and son 'home sweet home' after kidney transplant Former UUP MLA Jo-Anne Dobson and her son Mark are now 'home sweet home' after undergoing major surgery. Latest News Bonfire decision in Mid Ulster shows no respect for unionist culture Nationalist/republican controlled Mid Ulster Council has decided to regulate bonfires built on council-owned land. Man dies and woman critical after crash Police can confirm a 22-year-old man has died following a single vehicle road traffic collision in Crumlin this morning, Sunday 25 March. Government must inject momentum into powersharing, says Long The Government must drop its care and maintenance approach to Northern Ireland and inject momentum into efforts to restore powersharing, Alliance leader Naomi Long has said. Lady Ballyedmond still tops NI rich list at £1.6bn Lady Ballyedmond and her family remain the richest family in Northern Ireland according to the 2018 Sunday Times Irish Rich List, with a combined wealth of around £1.628bn. Sport Update WSBK: Eugene Laverty taken to hospital for further assessment after race two crash Eugene Laverty was taken to Buriram Hospital on Sunday following a crash in the second World Superbike race in Thailand. NORTHERN IRELAND: Leap of faith leaves Paul Smyth jumping for joy Paul Smyth announced his arrival on the senior international scene on Saturday with a moment of clinical composure within the energy-sapping 48-hour period of high emotion that surrounded promotion from the under 21s to the main stage. INTERNATIONAL: Northern Ireland boss Ian Baraclough's challenge to his under 21s Northern Ireland under 21s' boss Ian Baraclough has urged his players to ensure the loss of Paul Smyth is not keenly felt when they host Iceland in Coleraine. And finally... 'Delighted' Dec Donnelly confirms he is going to be a father Dec Donnelly and his wife Ali Astall are expecting their first baby together. See all the day's news here

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