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25 Aug, 2018 Ryanair to start charging passengers who carry suitcases onto planes Ryanair is to introduce charges for passengers who fly with a small suitcase. Latest News Heartbreak as 'songbird' Kyra McKinley is laid to rest A 21-year-old woman who died after a car crash in Co Tyrone this week was a "beautiful, talented, creative girl", mourners at her funeral heard on Friday. Orange Order cancels parade after priest allegedly assaulted The Orange Order has cancelled a parade in Glasgow after it was ordered to alter the route after a priest was allegedly assaulted outside a church in July. The IRA is being appeased on legacy issues and many of their victims are voiceless, says leading detective One of Northern Ireland's leading former detectives today slams the government for appeasing the IRA on the legacy of the Troubles. More observations of the north coast by visiting London cleric two centuries ago The Reverend Dr Richard Winter Hamilton's eloquently old-fashioned account of visiting the Giant's Causeway in 1828, mentioned on Roamer's page on Wednesday, continues today. Sport Update Classic TT: Alan 'Bud' Jackson dies following crash in practice Four-time Manx Grand Prix winner Alan 'Bud' Jackson has sadly died following a crash during practice for the Classic TT. Classic TT: Adam McLean tops times in Lightweight class ahead of race day Adam McLean will be feeling confident of his prospects of challenging for the podium in Saturday's Lightweight Classic TT after topping the times on Friday evening. Former Manx Grand Prix winner Alan 'Bud' Jackson critical after crash Four-time Manx Grand Prix winner Alan 'Bud' Jackson is in a critical condition following a crash during practice at the Festival of Motorcycling on the Isle of Man on Thursday. And finally... Rev Brian Kennaway: 'Kyle Paisley is wrong to say the Presbyterian moderator is travelling south at the invitation of the Pope' May I take issue with some of the comments of ('Kyle Paisley: Protestant church leaders seem to be ashamed of their faith', August 23)? See all the day's news here

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